Injector Pump Timing
ok, idk. I bought it like that. It doesnt seem to get fuel when I start it and then once I get it started it still seems to not get enough fuel. It takes me squirting just a little starting fluid to get it started.
idk, i havent changed it. of course i havent had the truck a month. I guess I should change that and the oil and get the plugs from Diesel Crawler if he still has them
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I talked to the previous owner and they said they put a new pump on it. So I guess I need to check the gear and get the tool. How do I see or know if there is an air intrusion???
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I talked to the previous owner and they said they put a new pump on it. So I guess I need to check the gear and get the tool. How do I see or know if there is an air intrusion???
Last edited by Fullpull; Mar 21, 2010 at 11:27 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
idk, i havent changed it. of course i havent had the truck a month. I guess I should change that and the oil and get the plugs from Diesel Crawler if he still has them
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I talked to the previous owner and they said they put a new pump on it. So I guess I need to check the gear and get the tool. How do I see or know if there is an air intrusion???
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I talked to the previous owner and they said they put a new pump on it. So I guess I need to check the gear and get the tool. How do I see or know if there is an air intrusion???
Usually you will see fuel seepage where the air is getting in, sometimes though air just gets in with out letting fuel escape. The most common area though is the injector return lines. Look and see if any of the plastic caps appear wet. Make sure your fuel filter is tight, and check the fuel lines that run from the pump to the tanks. Sometimes they get rubbed through.


