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02-17-2013, 09:12 PM #1Member
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Tl 80 thermostart question
Hey guys, could you point me the right direction of where to find the thermostart on my 2004 tl 80? I have searched and searched, and re read all the factory service manuals (i dont seem to have the right one) and i cant find where it is. I don't think it is working because i tried to start the tractor today i 20* temp while holding my thermostart button and she wouldn't fire.
I noticed there is a plug on the inside towards the motor on the intake tube before it gets to the head with what looks like a fuel line, but it is hard to see with the hood and loader on the tractor. Is this it? Thanks for the help.2012 Kubota M7040 Hydro-shuttle mfwd with loader and taylor 7' rotary cutter and 48" grapple
2010 Kubota BX2360 with loader, custom toolbox, led lighting, rear dual remotes and 60" deck
2004 NH TL-80 Cab mfwd with quicke loader
1979 MF 275 with loader and 60" finish mower
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02-17-2013, 09:30 PM #2Member
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2012 Kubota M7040 Hydro-shuttle mfwd with loader and taylor 7' rotary cutter and 48" grapple
2010 Kubota BX2360 with loader, custom toolbox, led lighting, rear dual remotes and 60" deck
2004 NH TL-80 Cab mfwd with quicke loader
1979 MF 275 with loader and 60" finish mower
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02-18-2013, 11:03 AM #3Veteran Member
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Re: Tl 80 thermostart question
The Thermostart unit is usually supplied with fuel from a "T" in the return to tank line from the injector pump. The line from the "T" to the Thermostart unit is the reservior. the Thermostart is a heated grid that causes a small flame to heat the intake air charge in the manifold as a a cold starting aid. The only way to tell if it's working is feel the intake manifold after you hold the Thermostat button. The manifold in the area of the Thermostart will feel warmer than the rest of the intake manifold.
My recommendation is that you get a block heater and install that. Plug it in for 2 hrs before you need the tractor. It is a more positive cold starting aid and has the added benefit of warming up the water jacket to make cranking the engine easier on the battery and starter.
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