Vermeer Trencher
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They were the same deal as a P7100. They come in four cylinder versions. Heck I think the ve actually came in five cylinder versions for mercedes benzs.
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here is a link to a dude's site for vw's that use a ve. http://home.comcast.net/~vwgtd/vepump.htm
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here is a link to a dude's site for vw's that use a ve. http://home.comcast.net/~vwgtd/vepump.htm
Last edited by 2001shrtbedcummins; 12-05-2007 at 10:59 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Bucket Truck (12-05-2007)
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It died at full throttle Wed. after running all day long. But this problem has nothing to do with the pump or fuel delivery at all. Checked all the fluids everything checked out. Batteries are fine. Some kind of sensor is killing it. Won't even allow the starter to turn the motor. If it does turn over and fire it imediately dies. But we used it today, just left the key off, jumped the starter and off we went till lunch. After we broke for lunch and came back, she cranked right off and ran till we shut her off. There are no loose connections as far as batteries and ignition etc. This sensor kills all electric power though. And you can hear it clicking on the motor, but haven't gotten it narrowsed down yet. It is one of the ones close to the starter. Just can't tell which contactor is opening and closing. But really haven't dove into it yet either. I'm pretty good with electricity but I could care less about doing it when we can just call out the Vermeer tech.
-Caleb-
-Caleb-
Last edited by Bucket Truck; 12-06-2007 at 09:40 PM.