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Posted by Tim Shaw on March 08, 2007 at 14:44:36 from (65.173.120.227):
In Reply to: Allen in NE posted by Wyokid on March 08, 2007 at 09:46:50:
Take this for what it"s worth but I just talked to the mechanic at our local NH dealer two days ago. He said that they"ve been seeing a lot of injection pump failures lately. A lot more that usual. Talk to your fuel suppliers and get the low down. Ours said the needed additives are in the ruby diesel but that may not be the case with every supplier. Power service is cheap compared to injection pumps. It"s your money.
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