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Re: Removing injection pump on a MD
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Posted by Geoff NY on October 19, 2005 at 16:20:52 from (24.185.231.211):
In Reply to: Removing injection pump on a MD posted by Brad in WI on October 19, 2005 at 10:35:02:
Brad, as stated by others, remove the front cover and expose the drive gear of the pump. Now, rather than removing the three bolts that hold the timing pointer, remove the nut that holds the shaft. Then remove the bolts that hold the pump (you will have to access them through the holes in the gear). Take a chiesel or putty knife and work the pump away from the front cover. The shaft is keyed so don"t worry about timing, it will only go on one way. The pump gear stays meshed with the rest of the front gears and won"t come out without removing the whole front cover of the motor. It"s almost impossible to get that motor out of time this way.
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