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Recent content by Derrick Raney
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2005 200clc Fuel issues
Machine is new to me. John Deere looked at it before I purchased and said it needed injectors and pump. It had a standing DE-10 pump. I have the type pump that was on the machine. It was not the exact one. Transfer pump was from Deere same one that I took off. Fuel lines I am not seeing any...- Derrick Raney
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- Forum: Excavators
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2005 200clc Fuel issues
D9gdon, Tank in the last five running hours has been drained, rinsed, and vacuumed. Along with the fuel line being replaced from the tank to the water separator in the last two hours of running. It does have a new rotary pump installed with in the last five hours and I have replace the relief...- Derrick Raney
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- Forum: Excavators
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2005 200clc Fuel issues
Not fuel cap it does fit tight enough to cause issue and I have run with out cap latched and issue still occurs.- Derrick Raney
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- Forum: Excavators
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2005 200clc Fuel issues
Yes the primer pump plunger on top of the water separator housing. No the only hose that has been removed is the one from the tank to the water separator.- Derrick Raney
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- Forum: Excavators
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2005 200clc Fuel issues
2005 John Deere 200clc 6.8l 6068HT059 after running for hour to hour and a half excavator started to lose power under load. When this happens is I get out and check it has sucked the primer pump plunger down tight and the machine can’t get enough fuel under load. The longer it goes on the worse...- Derrick Raney
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- 200clc 6.8l 6068ht059 excavator fuel issues john deere power loss
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- Forum: Excavators