2002 28CC-4bta Cummings
Out running with family on Sunday. On previous trip, noticed that the port engine was putting out a little more smoke than the other. This trip, it was worse, much worse. Decided to go to dock on starboard engine and fired up port to get into my slip. When I did this, there was even more smoke than before. I had heard that this may be a faulty injector problem known to cummings? Any ideas
To compound my concern, mid trip, I lost my gauges (temp, oil pressure, rpms) on starboard engine. Engine started but no gauges and Glendenning was not operable. I opened up the electronics compartment behind the helm and could not see any noticeable problems with disconnected wires or fuses blown. I then closed the compartment, the situation "fixed itself" and my wife was impressed with my new found mechanical abilities. Obviously, the problem is I do not like not knowing what is going on. Again, if anyone has some suggestions, it would be much appreciated.
Out running with family on Sunday. On previous trip, noticed that the port engine was putting out a little more smoke than the other. This trip, it was worse, much worse. Decided to go to dock on starboard engine and fired up port to get into my slip. When I did this, there was even more smoke than before. I had heard that this may be a faulty injector problem known to cummings? Any ideas
To compound my concern, mid trip, I lost my gauges (temp, oil pressure, rpms) on starboard engine. Engine started but no gauges and Glendenning was not operable. I opened up the electronics compartment behind the helm and could not see any noticeable problems with disconnected wires or fuses blown. I then closed the compartment, the situation "fixed itself" and my wife was impressed with my new found mechanical abilities. Obviously, the problem is I do not like not knowing what is going on. Again, if anyone has some suggestions, it would be much appreciated.
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