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11-09-2008, 10:36 AM #1Bronze Member
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- Kubota BX24
changing fuel filters
i changed my 2 fuel filters on my bx last week. it seems to idle a little higher now. Since it is idleing higher is there air in the lines now?
BX24 2007/60'' land pride blade/ramspliter log spliter- gravely 2wheel lawnmower snowblower 1982- dodge W250 CUMMINS POWERED 1989(white truck special)
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11-09-2008, 10:57 AM #2Elite Member
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Re: changing fuel filters
If it had air in the lines it wouldn't run, filters may have been dirty enough to restrict fuel flow at idle speed.
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11-09-2008, 10:58 AM #3Silver Member
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- 08 Grand L3540 HST
Re: changing fuel filters
Air would have purged after a short time running, how dirty was the old filter? how fast is it idling?
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11-09-2008, 08:47 PM #4Bronze Member
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Re: changing fuel filters
i was still able to blow a good amount of air threw it and the rpm's raised about 75 to 100 so now it adles at 1380 - 1430 from like 1270
BX24 2007/60'' land pride blade/ramspliter log spliter- gravely 2wheel lawnmower snowblower 1982- dodge W250 CUMMINS POWERED 1989(white truck special)
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11-10-2008, 01:33 AM #5Silver Member
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- '97 NH Boomer 1925 HST 4WD, // Kubota B3030 HSTC
Re: changing fuel filters
When you say 1380-1430; is this just a rough estimate of a stable speed, or is it hunting up and down between these 2 speeds? If the speed is going up and down, you may have a few bubbles of air trapped somewhere. Your tractor should be self bleeding, but only if the tank is full/very close to full, so make sure tank is full enough to submerge the hose going straight up from the top center of the filter housing. If none of the above applies to your situation, just disregard....................
'97 NH Boomer 1925 HST 4WD / 4' Bush Hog Squealer / RDTH 60 finishing mower / old unknown make rear blade & unknown disc /40+ year old 6' IH labeled ex highway dept rotary cutter / misc other.
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11-10-2008, 02:05 PM #6Bronze Member
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Re: changing fuel filters
I cant hear the engine change RPM while idleing but that is what the tach is doing, fluxuating.
BX24 2007/60'' land pride blade/ramspliter log spliter- gravely 2wheel lawnmower snowblower 1982- dodge W250 CUMMINS POWERED 1989(white truck special)
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11-10-2008, 02:20 PM #7
Re: changing fuel filters
It's a thought but if resticting fuel that much at idle then it wouldn't run under load.
If there is a bleeder screw on it (refer to the manual), then open this screw while it's running. My guess is all is well. If it's running strong under load at high idle, there is nothing wrong.
good Luck,
RobL2500
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11-10-2008, 02:27 PM #8Bronze Member
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Re: changing fuel filters
yeah its running like it always does, STRONG, at high rpm. moved my compose pile today and nothing performence wise has changed.
BX24 2007/60'' land pride blade/ramspliter log spliter- gravely 2wheel lawnmower snowblower 1982- dodge W250 CUMMINS POWERED 1989(white truck special)
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11-10-2008, 08:59 PM #9
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11-10-2008, 10:11 PM #10
Re: changing fuel filters
Don't worry about the slight flutter you see on the tach, my BX does the same thing. It will show a change in RPM on the digital tach, but I don't think the engine RPM's are actually changing. Thats one thing I hate about my BX, the digital tach.


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