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have a 306 d turbo here sometimes its very hard to start heater plugs are spot on i have a feeling it could be letting diesel run back to the tank would i have to change the filter head or the hand primer or whats the best fix ?
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(11-11-2013, 02:04 PM)john85cw Wrote: have a 306 d turbo here sometimes its very hard to start heater plugs are spot on i have a feeling it could be letting diesel run back to the tank would i have to change the filter head or the hand primer or whats the best fix ?
whatever is knackered lol . . . could be a few things, squeeze the primer til hard then squash it hard and hold it to see if there's any fuel/air leaks . . . .
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Could be a blocked fuel filter also, ontop of whats been said above.
Doesnt even own a 306.