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David

02-22-2004 17:09:02

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hi all,
i have a 58/59 fordson dexta. after putting on a newly rebuilt inj pump, i checked the timing. with the spill mark lined up, and looking through inj pump gear window, i see three lines. two lighter lines- one above and one below a third darker line marked "C". the housing mark is lined up exactly with the lowest light mark. figuring the "C" line is where i need to be, i opened the front cover loostened the 3 bolts to adjust. Well, when i attempted to advance to the "C" line i hit a stop before i could get to it. i'm about 3/16 of an inch away. is this ok/close enough/, should i investigate further? i moved the gear plate back and forth to see how much adjustment i would have either way and its not much more than about an half inch either way. should this be ok?
thanks to everyone, david

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Scooter

03-13-2004 05:19:08

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Re: inj. pump timing line in reply to David, 02-22-2004 17:09:02

go to next follow up

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Scooter

03-13-2004 05:22:23

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Re: Re: inj. pump timing line in reply to Scooter, 03-13-2004 05:19:08

and the next one

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Scooter

03-13-2004 05:27:44

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Re: Re: Re: inj. pump timing line in reply to Scooter, 03-13-2004 05:22:23

I suppose you know one way or the other now. This might help someone :)

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Tom in Cherrylog

03-30-2004 19:59:38

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Re: Re: Re: Re: inj. pump timing line in reply to Scooter, 03-13-2004 05:27:44

Couldn't open the image files. My Dexta runs rich then dies as it warms up. Suggestions?

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