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Cold Diesel Engine Again
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Posted by Johannes on November 13, 2005 at 19:20:32 from (70.107.213.33):
I have a Deutz 6206 with a FL912 4 cylinder air cooled diesel
engine. It doesn’t have glow-plugs but what looks to me a little
heating device which heats up a little bit of diesel fuel. The
device is located at the top front of the engine. It is a little
cylinder of about 1 and a quarter inch in diameter and 2 inches
high. The device takes about 3-4 minutes to get to hot to touch
It has a (fuel) line from the fuel pump and a (fuel) line to another
little device. This looks to me like a little injector. It is located in
the duct which inserts air into the cylinders. After the previously
mentioned 3-4 minutes of pre-heating, when I then crank the
engine, it turns over and blue smoke is coming out of the
exhaust system but the engine doesn’t start.
I have two big batteries cranking the starter, so that
shouldn’t be the problem. I changed the oil to 15/40 and the
machine doesn’t have a “handy” oil pan for a oil pan heater. It is
all heavy duty steel. I would like to avoid heating contraptions. I
once tried to start it while forcing hot air into the air intake but
to no avail. I assume that this tractor wasn’t built by the
Germans for only sunny days to use. It should be able to
withstand some chilly days. I hear that Deutz is popular in
Scandinavia and Poland.
By the way, it was around freezing. Not even that cold.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Johannes
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