Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
I bought this old tractor needing some work. The injection pump was bad, it had been run without oil. I put on a Lucas Simms factory reman. I did not check the timing when I removed the old pump, I did not think there was a need to. I timed the new pump to 19 degrees btdc as the service manual states and the tractor would not start, just smoke, so I think ok i'll adjust timing, I set it at 16 degrees btdc and she fired right up. Smokes a little at first but runs good, right up to around 1/2 throttle or a little more best I can tell maybe 16-1800 rpm then it starts to miss, run rough, and starts smoking and gets pretty bad at full throttle.
I've never seen an engine run great until it gets right to a certain spot in the rpm range and then from there up run like crap. Could this be a timing issue or does it sound like it has other problems?
I've never seen an engine run great until it gets right to a certain spot in the rpm range and then from there up run like crap. Could this be a timing issue or does it sound like it has other problems?