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WELL, ive got a bit of diesel coming from my injectors with the lines unscrewed, AT LAST. but it is only a dribble is this right? i smashed that black box thing on the back of the pump with a hammer, now at least there is tiny amounts of fuel dripping from the fuel lines on the top of the injectors in time with a piston stroke so while im relieved, i still aint out of the woods yet, as it isnt running( flat battery ) and will have to wait till tomorrow to mess.

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i smashed that black box thing on the back of the pump with a hammer

Crumbs, I never knew you were a qualified diesel mechanic ;)

I think the diesel should be scooting out of the injectors with enough pressure to penetrate the skin if you got your hand in the way.
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Nice one Weaselchin

I suppose there would only be a little bit of fuel dripping out, only enough to lift the injector needle of its seat and produce the spray/mist,

Horza I think Weaselchin still has the injectors screwed in the head, only the fuel lines slackened off

any further progress??

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yeah the injectors are still fully tightened, they wouldnt dribble anyway because of the high pressure needed to open them, would they??? i guess

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is your fuel cut off solenoid working ok...
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i dont know yet as i havnt got it running yet, if that solenoid is the one at the top, it clicks when 12v is applied so i assume so. i just want to get it running first though, its been sitting outside the house for 6 months. i swapped the engine over on my todd (not easy) ive never worked on a diesel so imagine my horror when i saw spurious wires hanging out everywhere.

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