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NadirPoint 10-10-2011 10:28 AM


Originally Posted by SaskW200 (Post 807464)
If I could have found a good reliable and proven way to defeat the rev limiter portion of the governor altogether I would have.

The governor spring "is" the rev limiter.

tower_ofpower 10-10-2011 11:42 PM

Wishing I never touched the pump
 

Originally Posted by jwirth (Post 808113)
LOL thats to funny never over rev'ed your gas engine. You have a lot to learn if you think a diesel is anything like a gas engine :argh: And if you think it won't fuel above 3500 you are WRONG

*insert sarcasm* gas... Diesel... It's all the same... It all rotates doesn't it? Hahaha. But at any rate, any engine is capable of turning itself inside out. You go above it's limits, it's not a question of if it'll fail but when. Do your homework and supporting mods and you greatly increase the probability of the truck staying together.


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SaskW200 10-11-2011 12:01 AM

I have this excellent mod called a tach. Works on any motor regardless of fuel type. Keep it under three grand and it's all good.

bgreen776 10-11-2011 01:51 AM

Good luck, I hope you don't ever break a driveshaft or u-joint.

GuyWithA24Valve 10-11-2011 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by SaskW200 (Post 808529)
I have this excellent mod called a tach. Works on any motor regardless of fuel type. Keep it under three grand and it's all good.

I agree. I've never hit the fuel shut off in my truck even when i'm racing a buddy or doing donuts in the snow. It's called a throttle and a tach, and when you use them at the same time you get pretty good results

New_Dog_93 10-11-2011 12:39 PM


Originally Posted by SaskW200 (Post 807174)
Yes posted this on multiple forums.

I dropped off the pump on monday at a shop in town. I talked to them on wednesday and they gave me the bad news. Pump was seized and full of metal filings. So they are building me a new one.



Feel for you !! Had the same thing happen to mine. The shop gave me about 5lbs of dead & broken parts back after the rebuild. I don't mess with the pump any more.... (but it goes like stink so I don't really have too :jump::jump: )

I'd be curious to the cost, mine was about $1300Cnd plus another $100 or so to have it timed after I reinstalled the pump.


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