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Originally Posted by Tubularfab
Ok, I just ran by the shop on the way to work and did a "definitely cold" resistance check on the glow plugs. All were under .2 ohms. Last time I checked them (2 weeks ago) they had been cycled fairly recently, hence the difference in the numbers..
Can I ask what in the video makes you say the lines are bad? All have new viton O-rings, and there was no fuel leaking outward. Yes, there might be a tiny vacuum leak that took the 3 months sitting idle to let some air in, but this thing was trouble free before taking the hit. Everything is wet now - I've had all the lines on and off multiple times trying to diagnose.
Now, how about the question I IM'd you about: How much pressure is the outlet banjo supposed to hold on the 606 pump? By it's design I don't see it holding any pressure; unless it's via the size of the hole restricting the flow. The spring is tiny and is easy to unseat blowing through it.
Thank you everyone!
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They are bad...
Below 0.7 = junk.
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