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LOGANSTANFORTH 08-01-2009 06:10 AM


Originally Posted by jasonfriedlin (Post 370642)
Mine said 386 the new one said 366.

same with mine.....Begle yours could of already had the 366 spring in it......

RSWORDS 08-01-2009 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by jasonfriedlin (Post 370642)
Mine said 386 the new one said 366.

same with mine too.

HankdaTank 08-02-2009 10:50 AM

spring
 
where is the best place to buy the spring?:tttt:

jasonfriedlin 08-02-2009 03:10 PM

I got mine off of ebay but if you have a Cummins dealer nearby you can get it from them without payin shipping.

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Here's the part number that RSWORDS has : 1-464-650-366

muskrat 08-02-2009 10:38 PM

Holy crap fellas. I did something wrong. First off I started way too late today, so now I need a ride too work tomorow. I got everything back together and started her up and she idled like a bat out of hell. I turned it off and adjusted the full fuel screw out untill it was tollerable, then I reached in pressed the foot feed and it didn't budge. How was your's acting, jasonfriedlin? I can't believe I have to start over.:argh:

tower_ofpower 08-02-2009 11:30 PM

did you get the indexing of the throttle lever off? i've heard if you get the thing off a tooth or two it'll do the same thing... as for your pedal not budging... idk maybe you got the lever put back together wrong. see if you can move anything by hand. all in all i'd take it apart and re-do it... this time b4 you put it back together back your full fuel screw all the way out so it doesnt catch on the governor linkage. anyone care to add on? idk if i'm gettin anywhere close or not

muskrat 08-03-2009 12:02 AM

Well, I'm pretty sure I got everything the way it was when I took it apart. I mean, as far as I can tell, that is. Something is wrong though. I did take the full fuel screw all the way out before reasembly. So that should be allright. I popped the throttle linkage off and then back on again, this time the fuel pedal worked but it ran like crap, and idled too fast so I backed out the idle screw and gave the pedal another try and it was frozen solid. Plus, while it was running (crappily), the dome light was dimming as the motor loped. It's all messedup. I think I'll Just start over tomorow. I'll let ya know how it goes. Thanks - Ryan

big bad diesel 416 08-03-2009 12:47 AM


Originally Posted by Begle1 (Post 370465)
What was the number on the old spring?

I hardly noticed any difference with my spring. I feel left out.

me too it was a huge disappointment after all the talk about them and i got the 4200 spring

tower_ofpower 08-03-2009 09:28 AM

did you bump any of the governor linkage? it sounds like the linkage might be jammed and the governor isn't doing its job if it's loping. and does your manual fuel shot off lever turn freely? may have gotten the linkage pinned against the lever... idk; there isn't a whole lot for anything to get stuck on in there... best of luck ryan hope it's a simple fix

muskrat 08-03-2009 03:10 PM

Well, I got the majority of the B.S. sorted out. I finished with a flash light last night and I didn't get the throtle levers seated proper. I just took it apart about five times to get the alignment right. I'm almost positive it is right on, but it still is idling fast and the idle screw isn't touching any more. Anybody have an idea? Mabey I need to move one more notch? Backing out the fuel screw dosn't seem to help.:humm::argh:


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