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After 4 days of shipper shenanigans I have the donor. So when I get off work this morning the fun starts. Best part is the old was a Bosch pump and the donor is an Ambac so upgrade!
003 s have 2 sensors that will stop the engine. Oil pressure and temperature. You can jump tb5-8 to tb5-9 to test this (make sure you actually have oil pressure, less you want to get a new engine)
Oil pressure switch is next to the filter
Temprature sensor is behind the louvers (exhaust...
These are historically pretty wonky. Make sure you have voltage coming into the transducer (rectangular black box) if you have power there id just replace the gauge with a newer line style (no transducer) gauge and bypass the transducer
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Judging from the paint these haven't been opened. I really think the strainer and filters being backwards was the major factor. Speaking of the fuel filters were the mil part number so its anyone's guess how little attention they got. If it weren't for this injection pump issue it would be a...
Waiting for the engine to arrive I have found other tasks to do testing glow plugs filters etc. The fuel filters are still the military filters and good lord the water contamination was bad. Made me think the separator was never drained. So that was next and the mud buildup was the worst...
Ip solenoid is under the intake cover (undo the latches and flip it open its near the blower wheel looks like a big can.
When exactly is it popping what position on the start switch? Does it instantly do it in that position?
Definitely the method i follow. It's rather refreshing being on the other side of the fence here. Normally I help advise people.
That's the best part of this place the wealth of knowledge and willingness to share.
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That is where the unknowns are most information I have is right out of the manual but despite my studies on it I am more of a Hands-On learner so until I actually get the components in my hands it's not all there I'm sure once I start taking it apart and following the timing procedure it should...
I'm sure it won't be too horrible, never done one before. The part that has me most concerned is the button setting.
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