Re: 560-656-706 Load Advance vs. Speed Advance

Posted by jdemaris on February 01, 2007 at 11:58:02 from (69.67.234.212):

In Reply to: Re: 560-656-706 Load Advance vs. Speed Advance posted by Robert Searcy on February 01, 2007 at 10:35:37:

For me to be more specific, you have to tell me exactly what injection pump you have. But - load and speed advance in just about any pump is a function of fuel -timing and it's usually hydraulically operated. A torque screw, if you have one, affects the opening of the fuel metering valve. In regard to the amount of maxium fuel being pumped - if you have a rotary pump - it is a result of the length of stroke of pump-plungers and position of the metering valve.
At the moment, I don't have a clue as to what pump you have - I'm not even sure it's a rotary - but most likely it is. My diesel experience is much heavier with Deere,Allis, and GM than it is with IH.

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