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fuel injection leak

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suptscotty

05-12-2007 16:13:30




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Hey everyone. I have a fuel leak from the top side of the injector pump. ( perkins AD 3.152 )It seems to come from where the throttle attaches. It gets worse with higher rpms. Took throttle plate off and found no seals accessible from outside. Any ideas or help will be apreciated. Can't watch that darn liguid gold hit the ground.




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suptscottyb

05-13-2007 08:07:08




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 Re: fuel injection leak in reply to suptscotty, 05-12-2007 16:13:30  
Alright! Thank you Dean and David. I will order the gasket and go at it. Can't thank everybody enough for sharing your know-how with the less experienced owners here. This is great!



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Big Dean

05-13-2007 06:55:21




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 Re: fuel injection leak in reply to suptscotty, 05-12-2007 16:13:30  
This link has a picture with instructions for replace those O-rings



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DavidP, South Wales

05-13-2007 00:10:26




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 Re: fuel injection leak in reply to suptscotty, 05-12-2007 16:13:30  
Hello,
There is an O ring between the spindle and pump cover. Disconnect the linkage and remove the two special nuts on the cover. Lift the cover a little until you can see the linkage inside.
Make a sketch of which position the spring is in so that you can be 100% sure that you have it correct when you refit it. Remove the cover. O rings should be readily available from a seal supplier. Add a little grease on refitting.
You must of course clean the area thoroughly to start.
DavidP

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