Posted by Richard G. on July 16, 2021 at 14:00:21 from (108.192.144.203):
A friend recommended a local diesel mechanic about 7 miles from here. He works on their diesel farm stuff all the time. I called him and he came by and put his scanner on my truck and tried bleeding the injectors. As many of you said, injection pump was bad. He ordered one and said he could come back and put it on in about 10 days. Truck has been down about 5 weeks now and I have done fine without it. $1750 parts and labor. Gonna do it in my shop. I can push it in my shop with the loader bucket pushing the pintle hitch like I did today. After pricing used trucks, I am very happy. Turn out this guy is related to our oldest son's wife. I guess that makes me a member of the Happy Camper Club. Richard in NW SC PS: I cleaned out the Model T truck in case I need to go somewhere if Miss V is using her Jeep.
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