"Morgans" wrote in message
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This is a valid point, don't you think? Is there something in the tanks,
or somewhere in the fuel system causing the injectors to be clogged so
quickly? Was there some problem previously existing in the engine?

Fixing a problem is good.

Fixing the cause of a problem is even better. g

The cause of the problem was essentially that no cleaning had ever been done
to the engine's injector plate, or to the fuel distribution components. The
engine has not been run for more than an hour or so since I bought it, and
something's bound to get in there. It gets cleaned and we move on.

The reason it is not a "valid point" is that the thought the engine clogs
after 10 hours is absurd.



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