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Tomorrow is the day! My 1078 is back up and running just in time. One last question. I know when I flat tow behind my motorhome you aren’t supposed to reverse. But those tow bars are wimpy. Has anyone done much pushing in reverse with a 1078? I’m just going to push it backwards into a parking...
The crack was from an over torqued oil pan bolt most likely. It went right from the bolt hole up about 2.5 inches behind the starter. Found a person who does that sort of skilled welding. Had to pull starter and oil dipstick tube. Pull the power steering res, drop the oil pan. Then he was able...
I think some spirit must be pissed at me. So Had the crack in my block fixed last week.. Drove it about 150miles no problem. Park it and now its dead. The starter I had bought was acting crazy only clicking sometimes and other times starting fine. So I got a new starter. Just clicks... Battery...
I’m having an inoperable 1083 dropped off about 3 blocks away in a dead mall parking lot so we can get it off the lowboy. I have to pull it with my 1079 back to my property. In the TM under towing disabled vehicle it still says turn it on and hit neutral. But this thing is an actual disabled...
Anyone have the TM for one of those model numbers. I had one delivered today and am trying to figure out if it can be ran without the remote as well as normal operation and maintenance.
If the lines filled with air it has to push the air somewhere. It looks like the purge engages the fuel pump and sends fuel back to the tank. So that wait the air is out of the lines except for the line to the nozzle. Mine wouldn’t fill the bowl until I held purge. In cool down the arc is going...
Mine took about 20-30 seconds of holding purge the first time to get it pumping. I left the side access open so I could see it fill up the water separator on the fuel filter. But the only clogged line I had was about 6' from the nozzle in the burner compartment. So you might have lines clogged...
I went in through the heat port. Removed the burner, removed the nozzle. Nozzle was pretty clean and not clogged. Found a clog in the fuel line about even with where they brazed that stainless cover onto it. Put it all back together and works like a champ. I did notice mine doesnt have what...
Is the burner best accessed by removing the top of the unit? I have arc in the sight glass so I think I’m in the same spot as the OP and need to clean that pump to nozzle line like you said.
I have one that I started working on today. It had been drained so I was able to see the pump fill the filter to know it was working. But when holding purge it took a loooooong time to get it to show some pressure. Then when I turn to heat it goes up to 120psi and doesn’t fire. So I have to...
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