Posted by coshoo on December 06, 2019 at 06:40:42 from (65.101.152.68):
In Reply to: Does this happen here? posted by showcrop on December 06, 2019 at 05:19:07:
Guilty as charged. Was getting diesel in the oil in my Oliver 550, so took off the injector pump instead of checking the lift pump diaphragm first. Don't know what I was thinking, didn't know what to look for once I got the injector pump off anyhow, other than that there wasn't a bunch of fuel hanging around where pump met engine. Did manage to get it back on OK, without fouling up the timing, so no harm done in the long run.
Had a 6.2 diesel GMC van- thought the injector pump was going south, took it to my very smart (and very honest) mechanic, expecting to get a new pump for many hundred dollars. He called in a half hour, return line wasn't draining, no charge. I sure wish that guy hadn't retired.
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