injecter pump weeps a little....

Anonymous-0 · Oct 17, 2012

IP on my tractor is always moist and maybe looses a drop or two over a couple days..... Will ATF in the fuel do any good, or is this just normal for the newer fuel?? Been watching for another pump just in case, but folks are a liiiiittle proud of them.....

Wheat Farmer · Oct 17, 2012

My JD 2640 was leaking bad, Dealer rebuilt it. Lasted about two months. I'm going to put new O rings on each side of the injecter lines, and if that doesn't work then I will try copper washers. I torque them down, but they don't stay. Maybe need a lock washer. Not sure about using Lock tight, etc.

JDseller · Oct 17, 2012

You just need to use the correct soft steel washers # 22 on both side of the injector lines. after the tractor has been run 20-30 hours re-torque the lines.

They do not use rubber o-rings there. Also NEVER use loctite on injector line bolts. You will ruin the injection pump head.

Northvale - PA · Oct 17, 2012

question, the clamp type spacer that holds my lines has no rubber pads under it and the lines are worn into. Will a tire inner tube strip work or melt under the heat?

LJD · Oct 17, 2012

Usually throttle shaft seals or banjo-washers at the injector line (if Stanadyne pump and not CAV). If the steel washers do not seal perfectly, copper washers will often fix the problem.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 17, 2012

This is the pump...

http://shop.afterbuy.de/Motor-Einsp...umpe-fuer-Motor-D155-IHC-Case/a34483482_u277/

Thinking about it, it seems like most of the moisture (fuel) is around the area where the lines connect and probably just wicking it's way thru dust and etc....

injecter pump weeps a little....

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