Posted by JimB2 on November 15, 2011 at 19:44:43 from (174.115.9.174):
In Reply to: 3288 injection pump posted by SadFarmall on November 14, 2011 at 16:40:15:
Hi Travis, the pump on the 3288 should look similar to the one on the photo. The start position is when the fuel control lever is just touching the Shut-off plunger. Another thing to try is to mark the Power adjustment screw which is the screw that the Fuel control lever is limited by in the photo, now loosen the jamb nut on this screw and back it off to allow the Fuel control lever to goes as far forward as possible. You may have to loosen off the shut off cable to let the fuel control lever to move forward, becareful as now you will not be able to shut the tractor off if the shut off cable cannot pull the fuel control lever back to the shut off position. By adjusting the power screw all the way out this will allow the maximum fuel to the injectors. If you do get it to start return the power screw to the marked setting.
Pete suggested trying some ether. I have another suggestion try some WD-40 instead of ether. A couple years ago I was talking to a mechanic for a local construction company that have Cat & Cummins Diesels and he said they never use ether for winter starts anymore just WD-40. He said much better for engine.
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