How to install governor springs
Hi guys new to the site I have been lurking for a while but have not posted. I have a 95 dodge 12v that has some small mods, filter, 4 inch exhaust , fuel plate just not sure what number ? It is a auto and I just did the lockout switch and that works pretty good.
I've been looking on here on how to install the governor spring kit and was wondering if there is a post that I have not been able to find on how to install them maybe with pictures if possible. Any help would be great , I already have learned a lot from this site Thanks, John |
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Thanks, my spring kit is out for delivery today on the UPS truck, that gave me a good preview.
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Thanks it dosnt look to be to hard of a job to do.
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it isnt took me a couple hours... had it too tight at first and moving throttle 1/4 reved like 2k instantly backed off 2 clicks and it was fine
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Not much of a diesel mechanic but I know my way around a gasoline engine pretty well so I'm sure I can figure it out, and if I run into problems I know where to come ask questions.
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getting the side plug back on can be LOTS OF FUN!!!! go through the top of the pump!
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Originally Posted by lodal cummins
(Post 764192)
getting the side plug back on can be LOTS OF FUN!!!! go through the top of the pump!
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it took me 45min going through the plug. easy to do.
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Just did mine, take off the AFC and fuel plate and use the calipers before and after through the top of the pump, much more accurate. Install the springs through the plug in the side.
I'm a new member of the "no shim" club. The only shims I had were on the big spring you leave in. Be ready to turn your idle down after the install. Loosen up the lock nut, start up the truck, put on a set of earmuffs before you dive into the enginebay whith it running, turn the adjusting screw until you get it back down, then lock it down. |
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