24V conversion to a p-pump
whos making kits to convert or know of any? how harl (long does it take:q: ) to complete the conversion?
|
W/all the right parts it doesnt take too long, a good weekend project if you have all the parts and tools in place. You're gonna need a new front cover, injectors, injector lines, etc. Ive heard that getting em tuned and the timing right is the hardest thing to do.
|
i have a friend that wants to do the same thing. ill have to keep an eye on this thread.
|
are different injectors a need? i have the 150 hp's
|
Injectors that work with the VP44 will work for a P 7100 (up to a certain level of hp).
|
I was under the impression that due to the pressure differences of the two pumps that vp44 injectors would not work on a Ppumped truck. I may be misinfomed, but you may know your stuff better than me, ive never actually done a conversion myself.
|
i know the holes are bigger in the 12v inj. so i might go 2 huge injectors
|
Haisley has a kit, it doesn't have everything you need but will get you started. If you're serious about doing this I would call them or Scheid.
Ryan |
I just said that they would work, But yes they really should be pop tested and have the pressures adjusted, depending on how the pump is set up. Usually 8-15 per injector to get them checked and reset vs 100-150 for all new. The reason 12v have bigger holes is they are 5 hole vs 7.
Josh |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:13 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands