Diesel Fuel in the Valley

[davidkerryedwards]

If this is the seal I am thinking of, I ran across an account somewhere of this
same
problem, although the symptom was stalling at low speeds as air was getting
sucked into
the system. The page had a whole series of pictures showing the owner of the
coach
replaciing the seal. Perhaps if you google it, you could find it. It's been a
number of
months since I looked at the site, but my recollection is that the repair was
not that
complicated, just a little time consuming since it involved removing the intake
manifolds.
The injection pump was not removed but there was a kind of cover on the top of
the pump
(?) that was removed to access the shaft.

Kerry


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "pattypape" wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I gatta a problem.........
>
> After some detective work and searching the archieves,
> I think the throttle control shaft seal on the
> injection pump is leaking.
>
> I have a drawing of this area, It looks simple enough, about seven
> bolts, a few gasket and a seal. Inside the pump there is a control
> shaft and a riser shaft. They are aligned and clipped onto the
> throttle shaft.
> Not sure, I want to take this apart????????????????
>
>
> Had anyone replaced the throttle shaft seal on the injection pump?
> Has anyone removed the rear cover of the injection pump?
> Does the injection pump need to be removed to access this rear cover?
>
>
> Any help or advice appreiciated.
>
> Bill 88 FC, weeping fuel
>