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2010 diesel injection pump

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barbl52

05-07-2005 22:26:33




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Need a pump for parts or a throttle shaft. Broke it taking it apart. 20 years ago I worked at a auto & tractor shop and was trained to rebuild V8 GM diesel, and thought I had the knowledge to rebuild this old pump. I may still get it done if I can find the parts. The john deere PUMP # is AT16518. The stanadyne # on the pump is DBGVC429 2BH.

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TWM

05-09-2005 08:33:20




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 Re: 2010 diesel injection pump in reply to barbl52, 05-07-2005 22:26:33  
What"s your location Bob?



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jdemaris

05-08-2005 18:52:27




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 Re: 2010 diesel injection pump in reply to barbl52, 05-07-2005 22:26:33  
Don't know which G.M. diesel your worked on, the make-believe 350 made from a Oldsmobile gas engine up to 1981, or the Detroit Diesel designed 6.2 that came out in 1982. They both had Roosamaster distributor pumps that were of similar design to the DB pump on the 2010. Those parts are easy to get, just call any good diesel shop. I don't know which shaft you broke, it's usually two piece if the pump has a manual shut-off. There are many other tractors - Deere as well as other makes that use the same basic pump - but you might have a hard time finding someone willing to sell you just a few parts off a complete pump. Any good diesel shop that's worth a d*mn should have a pile of parts and scrap pumps. Here's number of pump shop where the owner does a lot of ag. and industrial stuff, including Deere. I'm sure there are many others all over the country just as good - but is you want - or don't know who to call - call Ralph at Ralph's Diesel at 315-655-3702. Make sure you speak to Ralph - the old guy and owner who does all the ag. work. His son does all the automotive and truck diesel.

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