Got the new injection pump!!
#6
Who ever needs it.
It applies to everybody. I've beenin that spot before. You get a new part and really want to put it on. But, you're concerned that you might find yourself in a bind.
Or
You get the part. Say "hell yeah, I can do this. No problem". Then there's a problem and nobody to help.
Look me up if you need it.
~Wes~
It applies to everybody. I've beenin that spot before. You get a new part and really want to put it on. But, you're concerned that you might find yourself in a bind.
Or
You get the part. Say "hell yeah, I can do this. No problem". Then there's a problem and nobody to help.
Look me up if you need it.
~Wes~
#8
ohh mannnn ok so i get the new pump on but the lines are not hooked up yet along with the injectors not being it, im thinking about taking this time to do a valve adjustment it kinda looks like it need one. ok well night all
also you dont need a fancy injection pump puller a steering wheel puller from checkers worked perfet for me =D 15 bucks and i get it refunded on return
also you dont need a fancy injection pump puller a steering wheel puller from checkers worked perfet for me =D 15 bucks and i get it refunded on return
Last edited by Lostnwalmart; 06-09-2007 at 02:54 AM.
#9
Yep, no special tools really required. I make my own pullers for the injection pumps. I just use some 3/8" flat strap double layered and holes drilled in each end. Works perfectly.
The valve adjustment is easy and straight forward. I just rolled in from the street races and I'm about to hit the bed. But I'll be up about 6:45 and my phone should be back on by 8:00. So, if you need anything, I'm here.
The valve adjustment is easy and straight forward. I just rolled in from the street races and I'm about to hit the bed. But I'll be up about 6:45 and my phone should be back on by 8:00. So, if you need anything, I'm here.