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Deutz D130-06 rack stuck open-Please Help

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JP Nelson

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Hi Folks, This looks like a great site with many knowledgable members. Maybe someone can help me out. I started my tractor and the rpms climbed until it was wide open, I was able to shut it down by restricting the rubber fuel line to the IP.
This model has the one IP that feeds fuel up through the lines to the injectors. How can I un-stick the rack? Please make the directions simple, for a simple-minded guy.
Thanks for any and all replies!
 
If the tractor has not run for awhile it only takes one stuck plunger to prevent rack free movement. Remove the round cap with flats at front of pump, screw in a metric bolt in end of rack and see if you can push it in and out by hand. If not remove the side cover and loosten All injector line nuts to keep engine from starting. Now check that each plunger goes down when tappet is down as engine is cranked over. Carefully tap any lower spring seat that stick up with the tappet down. The rack MUST move freely before retightening the line nuts and starting engine. This pump needs oil added also as it is not engine oiled. Just hope it's not full of rust, causing other damage.
 
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