Hmmmm. Too many of us for it to be a 'coincidence'.
I thought it might be a fuel problem. Barely got through intersections, pulled into station, added fuel (just in case, though I had plenty), primed the pump, and things smoothed out after that.
And here I thought it was something I did?!
Not sign of that since; that was my only experience with it.
I did happen at a start, after it had run (warmed up) and then sat for 2-3 hours. I think it started, died, started and ran like a dog... rough, barely.. till I got to the station. Next time, if there is one, I won't wait to stop and prime.
Now I wonder if the fuel hadn't boiled and got some air in there...
I doubt that it was limp home - since there's no code and it is soooo not functional I doubt you could pull away from a curb if there were any slope at all.
My vote, so far, is for fuel'us interruptus; aka air.
Mark
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techTim wrote:
hey all, thought I'd chime in.
I pulled a trailer of transplant soil home saturday, two yards of moist sandy stuff, maybe a total of 5500 pounds? the little diesel really pulled hard and I thought I was the coolest thing going, till after a WOT run from an intersection over a bridge and a stop at another light, maybe a half mile, the thing is just rattling and vibrating badly, neutral revs up quick and smooth, but in gear the thing only idles through the intersection. (Limp mode?) So thru I go, and pull off asafp, pop the hood and push on the fuel prime handle three full slow pumps, till the handle goes firm, (lucky guess) After a quick search for leaks and a short prayer, I hop back in and off I go again, not a problem in the world. might not be a limp mode, but the symptoms that have been described above kinda relate. maybe there is a common thread with lack of prime? I am running OEM fuel filter for now, but will be running the CAT filter soon, and priming the system every weekend.