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1066 diesel injection pump removal

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Ridge farmer

10-31-2007 10:28:35




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My injection pump on my 1066 quit. What precautions should I take when removing the pump?I was told I need to crank the engine until #1 cylinder is at TDC. Any help is appreciated. Also, can I tow the tractor 1/2 mile acros the field to the barn? Thanks, Ridge farmer




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the tractor vet

10-31-2007 10:51:37




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 Re: 1066 diesel injection pump removal in reply to Ridge farmer, 10-31-2007 10:28:35  
Yes you can as long as ya have steering and brakes . Myself i like to pull the valve cover and make sure that both intake and exhaust on # 1 are closed and that i have the timing window on the bell houseing open and set the pointer back in the open window and replace the two 1/4 inchs bolts ans snug down and set the timing at 18 degrees before TDC. then ya remove the ft cover plate on the ft. of the engine and re move the nut clean all around the pump and blow it off real good then start unhooken the lines and linkage . Don't care how ya seal up the lines just as long as they are kept clean . . Some say my way is to time consuming Maybe so but i have never had one that i had to pull the pump back off and turn it 180 to get it to fire . And while i have the valve cover off it is a real good time to run the overhead.

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the tractor vet

10-31-2007 10:54:49




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 Re: 1066 diesel injection pump removal in reply to the tractor vet, 10-31-2007 10:51:37  
And OH yea also this is a good time to replace the mainn fuel line from the filters to the pump with the CORRECT ONE that is made for it not some pice of hyd. line that was made up in a pinch as this is one of the man leading causes of pump failure as hyd. line is to stiff and does not allow pulsen of the line to that up the shock from the pressure from the head.



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