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Re: 560-diesel pump question?
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Posted by Dave560 on November 15, 2003 at 17:24:32 from (208.42.12.35):
In Reply to: 560-diesel pump question? posted by Greg on November 15, 2003 at 14:56:29:
I had the same situation. Tractor sat for 14 years, and wouldn't start. Fuel to the pump and fuel out of the return line, but nothing to the injectors. I tore the pump down, cleaned it and replaced the rubber parts and now the tractor runs like a top. I bought a Blue Ribbon service manual for the pump from Binder books. Excellent manual. Made rebuilding te pump a snap. The key thing to remember when re-assembling the pump is to keep everything CLEAN. I've rebuilt 5 pumps since then and no problems with any of them.
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