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Super 55 Diesel Injection Pump Head

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Sailor60

07-07-2005 13:49:09




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I found fuel in the crankcase of my super 55. I pulled the injection pump head. I have not takend it apart yet. Is it complcated? Does anyone know where I can purchase of rebuild kit? Can the gaskets and "O" rings be purchased locally? Any help will be appreciated.




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J. Schwiebert

07-07-2005 14:40:33




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 Re: Super 55 Diesel Injection Pump Head in reply to Sailor60, 07-07-2005 13:49:09  
WAIT A MINUTE!!. That hydraulic head is the last place to look. Either the fuel transfer pump or the O-rings, not the head itself. Period. That plunger and head are a matched fit. Think about it, if you are going to develop 1800 PSi pressure with thing diesel fuel it can not be an off the street rebuild kit. Questions send me a reply.



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Tramway Guy

07-08-2005 19:16:04




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 Re: Super 55 Diesel Injection Pump Head in reply to J. Schwiebert, 07-07-2005 14:40:33  
Mr. Schweibert has said it much better than I did. Would be curious how Sailor60 diagnosed the head as the problem in the first place.



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J. Schwiebert

07-09-2005 08:54:11




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 Re: Super 55 Diesel Injection Pump Head in reply to Tramway Guy, 07-08-2005 19:16:04  
Yea I had the same thought. It reminded me of one on the Deere forum. The guy had a Little Deere thought he had air in the system and took the whole injection pump apart. I have good friend who does the pumps for a Yamar engine dealer He would have laughed at that, said bring me a bank check and I will fix it. His question was how do I put it back together. Oh well.



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Tramway Guy

07-07-2005 13:54:03




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 Re: Super 55 Diesel Injection Pump Head in reply to Sailor60, 07-07-2005 13:49:09  
Might not be the head at all - - could be the fuel pump on the other side of the engine. A bad diaphragm can leak fuel into the crankcase. Otherwise a good diesel shop that sells American Bosch parts should be able to help you. Although they might rather rebuild the pump than sell parts.



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