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Re: LJD or any other diesel techs...


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Posted by LJD on October 15, 2012 at 05:26:12 from (75.213.44.245):

In Reply to: LJD or any other diesel techs... posted by BCnT on October 14, 2012 at 22:03:01:

It uses the same basic Stanadyne/Roosamaster/DB2 pump that GM used on the 6.2s and early 6.5s. It just turns the opposite direction since the Ford/International Harvester engine has a gear-drive cam instead of a chain drive.

Solenoid is the same but - I doubt your's is bad. The solenoid uses an electromagnet to pull linkage out of the way - so the pump metering valve can swing over to "run" position. If the electro-magnet went bad - the vehicle would not run. In your case with no shut-off - the linkage is probably just sticking and not returning to "off" when you turn off the key. There's a little spring that does that job.

I assume you've already tried to just pull the power wire off the pump and it still runs?

If so, I'd pull the top cover off (via three small 10/32" bolts and see what is going on.

If pulling the wire off the pump DOES make the engine shut down - then you've got a wiring problem. On some years - a bad diode in the alternator can cause power to keep getting to that pump wire after the key is off.

If you need new parts - US Diesel is the easiest place to buy. They sell to anyone and ship fast.

www.usdiesel.com US Diesel in Fort Worth Texas is a dealer and will ship. 800-328-0037

By the way -those solenoids are always for sale on Ebay also.

If it was mine - I'd just yank it apart and fix it. It can't be an electrical problem if pulling that wire does not shut it down.


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