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Good diesel mechanic in the Lexington area?
Well, Big Duke died last weekend. Feels like fuel starvation. I tried the easy solutions: new fuel filters, and replaced both batteries while I was at it, and he still just cranks and won't fire. Plenty of fuel in the primary filter bowl. Not throwing any codes either, other than cyl 1 reports low injector voltage. Can't see how that would kill the whole engine, but what do I know?
If I can't find the problem, can anyone recommend a dealer to look at this, or at least say who I should steer clear of? Nearest dealer is Kain, but somewhere I heard they weren't too good on PS repair. |
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![]() John, did you make any progress on your problem with Duke? |
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