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diesel57 11-05-2009 04:39 PM

1989 12v pump
 
Can anyone help with a fuel pump problem? I tried to take the diaphragm out to turn it, it will not come out, it will move up and down, but will not come completely out. Also what is the unit mounted on the lower side of the pump that has a wire connection on it?(fuel heater, switch)? I just put this engine in a 99 Ford SD F-350. Thanks

DirtyDozen 11-07-2009 02:46 AM

Sometimes the pin will get stuck in there if its already facing towards the deepest part of the groove, the needle that rides on it gets hung up on the lip under the "cone", try turning it some to push that needle away with a shallower part of the groove

And i think the unit your referring to is the cold start advance

Theres a thread up near the top of the list called "1st gen sticky" you will find just about everything you'll want to know in there, its a compilation of all of the tech and how to's that have come through the forum, like a 1st gen encyclopedia

diesel57 11-10-2009 06:50 PM

Hi everyone, I got the pin out, turned it, ran the star wheel down, adj. the smoke screw, none of it changed anything, no smoke , no more power, it is very slow on take off, not much power on hills. Do I need inj. pump rebuilt, or is there something else I can do? I have been a mechanic for 30+ yrs. this is the first time working on a 6b Cummins. Thanks for your help.:argh:

DirtyDozen 11-10-2009 07:26 PM

have you turned the full power screw any? thats where your going to get a noticeable difference, the fuel pin doesnt seem to help much untill your moving a bit more fuel in total

seandonato73 11-10-2009 08:48 PM


Originally Posted by DirtyDozen (Post 429099)
have you turned the full power screw any? thats where your going to get a noticeable difference, the fuel pin doesnt seem to help much untill your moving a bit more fuel in total

the full power screw is located in the back of the pump inbetween the block, kinda a pain to get to. give it about a half turn in an it should make a rather noticeable differance

stillcummin 11-14-2009 08:16 AM

the afc alone should gain 50hp.check for boost leaks.

RSWORDS 11-14-2009 02:03 PM


Originally Posted by stillcummin (Post 431442)
the afc alone should gain 50hp.check for boost leaks.

I dont think you will find 50hp in the afc w/o an aftermarket pin.

Free89W350 11-14-2009 09:25 PM

1st question... Do you have a pyro guage??? if not stop and get one. If you do get your self a 3k spring that will wake the truck up then start turning on the "full fuel" aka "full power" screw. You will definatly notice a difference. Again if you don't have a pyro GET ONE.

stillcummin 11-14-2009 09:29 PM


Originally Posted by RSWORDS (Post 431641)
I dont think you will find 50hp in the afc w/o an aftermarket pin.

the "how too" article in diesel power stated a 75hp increase from the free pump mods.I dont think they covered the fullload screw either.

diesel57 11-16-2009 05:16 PM

Ok, now truck will not start, inj. pump leaking. Can any one direct me to a good place to buy a rebuilt one? Is there any really good info on rebuilding one yourself? Is there any complete kits, not just seals and gaskets? I think someone has been into this pump before :argh:


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