Stuck fuel pin
#1
Stuck fuel pin
Ive run into a problem with the fuel pin it wont come out. it will rotate around. when i push and release it it feels like it is contacting something solid inside on the upward stroke. Im not real familiar with the VE pump and dont wanna break anything any suggestions would be great.
#3
hhhmmmm.... The other pin might be stuck out... Wiggle it around some and try again. Use a little bit of pressure. Kinda hard to break anything in there but odder things have happend.
The pin that rides on the fuel pin comes in from the front. so try to push it back into its hole with teh fuel pin if you catch my drift.
Also maybe cycle teh throttle a few time with the truck off. Keep playing with it it will come out!
Good luck!
The pin that rides on the fuel pin comes in from the front. so try to push it back into its hole with teh fuel pin if you catch my drift.
Also maybe cycle teh throttle a few time with the truck off. Keep playing with it it will come out!
Good luck!
#4
I figured it out this morning i am putting the 3200RPM spring in so i just pulled the top off the pump sure enough the small pin inside was stuck in i put some PB on it and pryed a few times the pin finally came loose i was then able to pull the AFC pin and diaphram out there was all kinds of orange junk on it . I figure i was only getting half the fuel i was suppost to be getting. I think its time for a denny pin and some PODs
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By the way RSWORDS you were exactly right what happend thanks for the tip.
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By the way RSWORDS you were exactly right what happend thanks for the tip.
Last edited by Diesel Scout; 01-06-2009 at 07:43 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#6
That pin gets stuck on occasion.
There's a seal around that pin, and when it fails it floods the AFC with fuel. I took apart a VE once that had that seal fail, and whoever fixed it before just caulked in the AFC with some sort of white sticky sealant. It took a lot of prying to get the pin out.
The AFC cone comes out easiest if you rotate it to its shallowest setting first. If you look at the picture in the following link, you can see how the cone is tapered all the way to the base on the shallow side, while the deep side has a lip that catches the pin.
https://www.dieselbombers.com/5-9l-r...-pictures.html
There's a seal around that pin, and when it fails it floods the AFC with fuel. I took apart a VE once that had that seal fail, and whoever fixed it before just caulked in the AFC with some sort of white sticky sealant. It took a lot of prying to get the pin out.
The AFC cone comes out easiest if you rotate it to its shallowest setting first. If you look at the picture in the following link, you can see how the cone is tapered all the way to the base on the shallow side, while the deep side has a lip that catches the pin.
https://www.dieselbombers.com/5-9l-r...-pictures.html
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