What is this called and how do you get it off? Injection pump part

[samsimpson]

I don't know what it is called so it was hard to search for. I looked through the TMs but didn't see it, though I could of passed over it.

It is on top of the injection pump where the fuel lines to the injectors go. I have taken off the 4 nuts, pulled the injector lines off and any other line that was attached. Is there something holding it in? It is loose, I can turn it, just can't pull it out.

Thanks for any help.

 

[flyingmikester]

I believe it is the hydrolic head

 

[flyingmikester]

but im a private for a reason

 

[area52]

Yep, the hydraulic head, I believe you have to line up the gear under it to get it to pull up.

 

[samsimpson]

Any idea how to line that gear up? I have tried turning and pulling up, at pretty much every spot the head will spin. Tried wiggling it, etc.

Thanks for the input on what it is, I will start searching

 

[doghead]

If you force it, you will break it.

You need to follow a proceed outlined in the tech manuals.

It has also been posted on SS, how to remove the hydraulic head.

I'll look for a link and the tm#.

 

[doghead]

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/14688-multifuel-fuel-pump-hydraulic-head-removel.html

post # 4, has both.

 

[doghead]

What are you trying to accomplish?

 

[samsimpson]

Awesome thanks! It was leaking fuel from there, on both sides. I figure one of the o-rings is probably bad.

 

[Dirtygrunt]

check the 12 point bolt in the side they are known to crack and leak fuel

 

[rchalmers3]

If you force it, you will break it.

You need to follow a proceed outlined in the tech manuals.

It has also been posted on SS, how to remove the hydraulic head.

I'll look for a link and the tm#.

Whoa, DH those new meds are working good for you I see.

Rick

 

[samsimpson]

Cool that is good info to know. I knew where it was leaking since I could see it squirting out on both sides where the head mounts to the pump. Got it fixed, thanks everyone for the help!

 

[doghead]

Great news! Thanks for the followup.

 

[samsimpson]

I will post a picture of that red mark for those that don't really know what to look for, wish I could of gotten a pic of the reference mark.

 

[samsimpson]

Can't get the image to take, so here is a link instead. This is the red mark on the gear, and I think the other pic has the mark that you line the red mark up with.

Pic of Hydraulic Head red gear mark you have to line up to pull it out