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  • in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36286
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      And the most important thing is that you'll be safe. laugh

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      in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36284
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        When a four stroke engine begins to sound like a two stroke engine, you know it's turning much too fast for it's own good.

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        in reply to: Rebuild cylinder seals #36275
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          Excellent! Good to hear.hailkinghailking

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          in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36274
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            Don't even think you can fix it yourself unless you have a test bench to recalibrate it, and even then… Test benches start at around $20 large. And unless you have the proper training and understanding, don't even mess with the governor. Ego's have destroyed machines and killed people. Do you feel lucky?

            There are no shims to “adjust pump shots”. The scroll and helix orientation is determined by the rack position, and the barrel and plunger assembly is controlled by the depth of the barrel in relation to the cam lift, which in effect establishes the fuel delivery quantity and timing for a particular cylinder. You can only set this accurately on a test bench.

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            in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36271
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              Spring Valley is correct. Internal parts for these pumps are not available.

              If you have metal pieces coming out of the drain hole, don't try to run the engine, those could be governor pieces and you would risk an overspeed condition. If on the other hand, the particles are more like grit or sand, flush the pump and governor thoroughly with diesel, blow out with compressed air and refill with fresh oil.

               

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              in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36270
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                I thought that was a CAV/Lucas pump. Oh well. embarassed

                What he most has is the in-line Bosch or Diesel KIKI type.

                Well, that's not the pic I wanted.

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                in reply to: Y385T Engine died abruptly #36266
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                  Spring Valley wrote:

                  “All this means is that I have worked on every piece of crap that was ever built . roflmao

                  Sometimes it feels exactly just like that. roflmao

                   

                  Rich wrote:

                  “Hey, that's what we call valuable experiential wisdom!  Or, in my case, a vast fund of generally useless information garnered through the perpetration of a long series of misadventures.roflmao

                  I call it getting old and tired. roflmao

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                  in reply to: diesel injectors #36265
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                    I'll speculate because the fuel tank is right up against the rear of the valve cover and cylinder head.

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                    in reply to: diesel injectors #36260
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                      I posted this earlier. I forgot that most dozers don't have compression releases.

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                      in reply to: diesel injectors #36257
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                        Thanks Rich, I forgot about the compression release. Be sure to use the drain plug in the exhaust manifold if you do it that way, otherwise a big mess wil ensue.

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