HWats the temps there, it very well could be geling the fuel!
I did not see this post before my last response to you. After reading this, I kind of think that maybe someone bypassed the stock mechanical fuel pump and installed an electric one, if this is the case the electric one might be broken.Today I found a fuel pump that looks like a typical crank driven gas engine pump but it has no lines running to it.
It has the fitting but nothing is connected or disconnected.
It is possible to "flood" a diesel but it is unlikely unless your glow plugs are not working right, and since they were aparantly working before they are probably good now.I did some checking earlier and found the real diesel site.
I was hoping that they were decent
It's getting dark and I have to take a test tomorrow I'll have to check those things Wednesday
I did not mention that I removed the wire going to the pump and can hear a clicking that I assume is a solenoid
also did not mention that the electric pump never shuts off. I can hear it change tones when I bleed the filter or relieve the pressure at the lines but it keeps running.
Anyway I'm flooding it. Can you even do that with a diesel ?
I'm going to have to go the cheapest route right now