Governor adjustment

California · Oct 1, 2017

winston1 said:
file:///C:/Users/mabe1945/Documents/Service%20manual%20fuel%20injection%20device%202TR-2T-3T%20series.pdf

Uh Winston we can't see inside your C: drive. You likely meant to upload that ....

clemsonfor · Oct 1, 2017

Haha, I was going to say the same thing as California

winston1 · Oct 1, 2017

Woops! :ashamed:

1130Lilshive · Oct 1, 2017

It said in the manual not to losses these screws so there must be some sort of adjustment here right?

clemsonfor · Oct 1, 2017

He said it said do not loosen them or a professional with proper equipment will have to calibrate it, so there for sure is some sort of adjustment possible there, but it sounds like a normal engine just has it set in the proper place and basically should not need to be touched.

1130Lilshive · Oct 1, 2017

clemsonfor said:
He said it said do not loosen them or a professional with proper equipment will have to calibrate it, so there for sure is some sort of adjustment possible there, but it sounds like a normal engine just has it set in the proper place and basically should not need to be touched.

Well the reason I ask is I have a 3TNE68 Yanmar in a pulling tractor and I'm trying to get as much fuel through those tiny 4 mm plungers as possible. I know these plates can adjust the volume of fuel but I've studied them for hours and can't figure out how to adjust them. I know they both have to be the same so if I can figure out which way increases fuel then I'll move them both to "wide open", any help is greatly appreciated.