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FUEL
SYSTEM
3.
Fuel
Pump
#301385
This
is
a
solenoid-opera
ted
{transistor
type)
12-Volt
DC
fuel
pump.
The
reciprocating
motion
of
the
pump
plunger
is
controlled
by
a
transistorized
circuit.
5
4
3
2
11) Cover
(2}
Cover gasket
(3)
Magnet
(4)
Filter
(5}
Body
( 6) Spring retainer
<
7l
w"""
1 \
. ( 8) 0-ring 6 ·
(
9)
Valve
~
(I
0)
Plunger spring
(11)
Plunger
(12) Plunger tube
10
9
Disassembly
and
Reassembly
of
the
Electric
Fuel
Pump
for
Cleaning
Because
this
transistorized
fuel
pump
is
totally
enclosed,
only
the
cover,
filter
and
plunger
assembly
require
cleaning.
Using
a 17-mm
wrench,
remove
the
cover
{1).
{See
illustration)
Then,
the
cover
gasket
{ 2) ,
magnet
(
3)
·and
filter
(
4)
can
be
removed
from
the
pump
body
(5).
Replace
the
filter
as
needed.
Check
the
cover
gasket,
and
if
damaged,
replace
it.
Clean
the
magnet
and
cover
thoroughly.
To
remove
the
plunger,
first
remove
the
spring
retainer
(6)
from
the
plunger
tube
(12)
Then
remove
the
washer
(7)
,
O-r
ing
seal
(8),
valve
(9),
plunger
spring
(10)
and
plunger
(11)
from
inside
the
tube.
Wash
these
parts
in
clean
diesel
oil
and
remove
the
oil
and
other
con-
taminants
using
compressed
air.
CAUTION
The
plunger
tube
{ 12}
has
very
small
wall
thickness.
Be
careful
not
to
deform
the
tube
during
removal
of
the
plunger
parts.
Carefully
handle
the
plunger
to
prevent
it
from
being
dented
or
otherwise
damaged.
(
1)
To
assemble,
and
washer,
retainer.
install
the
plunger,
plunger
spring,
valve,
O-r
ing
in
that
order,
and
secure
assembled
parts
with
the
(2)
Install
the
filter
element,
and
then
the
magnet
and
gasket
in
the
cover
and
tighten
the
cover
with
a 17-mm
wrench
to
the
ends
of
the
slotted
stop.
Checking
the
Electric
Fuel
Pump
.
Turn
on
the
ignition
switch
(for
a
generator,
use
PREHEAT).
The
pump
should
produce
a
clicking
sound.
If
the
pump
does
not
produce
any
operating
sound,
check
with
a
DC
voltmeter
to
determine
that
12
Volts
is
being
supplied
to
the
pump.
If
12
Volts
is
being
supplied
to
the
pump
and
the
pump
still
does
not
make
any
operating
sound,
replace
the
fuel
pump
assembly.
If
12
Volts
is
not
present
at
the
pump,
check
the
unit
circuit
breaker,
electrical
connections
and
switch.
Fuel
delivery
(free
flow)
is
225cc
(.
4 8
pints)
every
15
seconds.
The
electrical
fuel
pump
should
maintain
a
positive
fuel
inlet
pressure
to
the
injec-
tion
pump
during
engine
operation.
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