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I did not use my Jinma 254 for nearly a year. I may have several problems like bad fuel, plugged fuel lines, flooding?? Starter runs OK and Glow plugs seem to work but engine will not fire even with starting fluid. I expect I will have to check fuel line to filter, then filter, then each of the Glow plugs, then each injector. Does anyone have a different routine to get it started? It was working great last time I turned it off.
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Please reply by e-mail to jameshsmith1931@juno.com if you have suggestions.
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with starting fluid a diesel should do something unless your compression is to low, or the timing is off. does yours have a compression release that could be stuck open . If you can warm the whole engine , if things are a little off that should make it easier to start till things get loosened up.
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Had another thought make sure that the fuel shut off that is used to kill the engine is not stuck closed. I was told it is good if once you kill the engine to return the fuel shut off to the run position , reason if the fuel has some moisture in it could cause rust to form and not allow the rail to let the fuel to flow. You might want to loosen the fuel line at the injector and turn the engine over to make sure there is fuel to that point.
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