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Old 04-25-2005, 06:56 PM
Brian Carlton Brian Carlton is offline
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Originally Posted by BenzDiesel
I've tried loosing the injector seal and measured the amount of fuel pumped using vinyl tubes attached to each injection pump fuel outlet. The fuel would flow as much as I wanted it to. To gushing out to fill the vinyl tubes quickly, (a few tries of turning the switch). To hardly any fuel being pumped, based on how tight the injection pump fuel outlets are tightened. The fuel would pump through the injection pump, but would not build up enough fuel pressure to activate the fuel injector to inject the fuel.

To test to see if fuel was being ejected into the cylinder, I used a fuel line and attached an injector and turned over the strarter and look for fuel injection. And though fuel would pump, I've had no success getting the fuel to build up enough pressure to inject the fuel. Can anyone help me solve this problem?
Since you have utilized multiple injectors and two different injection pumps, I am going to conclude that neither of these components are the problem.

Therefore, the only possibility is the procedure utilized to install and remove the hard lines from the injection pump. The statement that the fuel is variable depending on "how tight the injection pump outlets are tightened" does not seem proper to me, however, I don't have the experience with this engine.

I will ask Peter to make a comment about this for you.