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How do I restart 580b after running out of fuel

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Dean Berry

10-11-2004 15:18:40




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I changed some seals on my injection pump (the ones on the throttle shaft). After re-installing tractor won't start. I have fuel in the pump and have bled the filters. Fuel comes out of the return line when loose. I disconnected the injection lines at cylinders and nothing comes out when turning over. I disconnected one of the injection lines at the pump and what I would refer to as a small amount of fuel comes out when turning over. I am wondering if I just need to keep turning over until fuel gets to cylinders. I figured that the fuel would pump to the cylinders quickly, but yet now I wonder if it simply takes longer. Any suggestions?

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Roger (Mi)

10-14-2004 07:02:23




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 Re: How do I restart 580b after running out of fue in reply to Dean Berry, 10-11-2004 15:18:40  
The Roosa Master pump is a SELF-BLEEDING pump. If fuel is at the pump, it should start within a minute of cranking. Perhaps someting happened to the linkage in the pump as you changed the seals. If you removed the pump from the tractor, you may have installed it 180 degrees out of time.



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Dean Berry

10-14-2004 10:18:08




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 Re: How do I restart 580b after running out of fue in reply to Roger (Mi), 10-14-2004 07:02:23  
Roger, I did remove the pump. In doing so, I lined up the timing marks in the pump timing window. I replaced the top seals only and therefore did not make any adjustments that would have thrown it out of time (I hope). I slid pump back on same way it came off.

I loosened the injectors from the cylinders and no fuel is pushing through when turning over. I did notice that I forgot to install the small washers on the injector screws where they attach to the pump on the pump side of the injector line. I have not replaced yet since I stripped one of them, and am waiting for a replacement. I don't know if this could be my problem. Or that I just need to crank longer to get the fuel to the cylinders?

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Dean

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