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diesel57 11-10-2009 07:08 PM

Inj. pump mods make no change
 
Hi, I did all the modifications to my inj. pump, but it made no difference in smoke or power. It is very slow on take off, and not much power on hills. When I look down the bore where the diaphragm and pin go I see no pin in there to ride on the tapered shaft, could it be stuck in, and causing it not to get enough fuel, if so what is the fix? rebuild kit or rebuilt pump? if so, where can I get them?:argh: Thanks for your help.

dieseldawg 11-10-2009 07:19 PM

you wont see the pin unless you gently open the throttle but only a bit then it will pop out
then befor you put the fuel cone back in push the little pin back in! hope that made sence
have you changed the fuel filter???
are you sure you are getting full throttle? the throttle cables stretch quite a bit!!

being that you have a non ic motor you should feel a huge difference with just pump mods!!
just with pump mods i made 100hp and 200tq over stock!!!!

seandonato73 11-10-2009 08:26 PM

yeah, i noticed major improvements to my 90 when i started "playing" with my pump....
what all have you adjusted so far??

RSWORDS 11-10-2009 09:44 PM

If all you have messed with is teh fuel pin and smoke screw you wont see to much inpovement. What mods have you done?

sweetv8s10 11-10-2009 11:49 PM

I had the same problem with mine and I had to take the throttle lever off and behind it is a plug its an allen wrench plug I took it out and then you can push it back in .Make sure you put your tapered shaft in where you need it first then push it in that should fix it.

seandonato73 11-11-2009 10:21 PM

:ouch:

Originally Posted by sweetv8s10 (Post 429252)
I had the same problem with mine and I had to take the throttle lever off and behind it is a plug its an allen wrench plug I took it out and then you can push it back in .Make sure you put your tapered shaft in where you need it first then push it in that should fix it.

umm explain what you just said, what are you pushing back in?????

dieseldawg 11-12-2009 12:00 AM


Originally Posted by seandonato73 (Post 429882)
:ouch:

umm explain what you just said, what are you pushing back in?????

i agree i like adjustments!!

sweetv8s10 11-12-2009 11:33 PM

Inside the hole is where the pin is at.That is what your pushing back in.

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On mine the pin would stick and it actually felt weaker.I only figured it out because i took ot back apart and the diaphram would come out with out turning the tapered shaft.


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