Help!!!! Yanmar 1601D Injection pump not pumping from one cylinder!
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clemsonfor
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I have lived several places all over the state and drive a good bit for work. I have been through your hometown before. Looked it up it is pretty much exactly where I thought it was, just down road from Joanna. Where the Nor board mill is for those not local.
And Cali lake Murry is just down the road. She must be a Lexington or Irmo area resident.
If yall get down here look me up!
And Cali lake Murry is just down the road. She must be a Lexington or Irmo area resident.
If yall get down here look me up!
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don't know if t helps ,or hurts, but I run 2 cycle oil in my diesel truck and tractor. Does it lube the pump ? I don't know. I know it hasn't hurt it so far
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Winston thank you! I read it cover to cover.
Now I'm convinced I should never take apart a pump.
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not straight 2 cycle.lol Just about 8 oz added to a tank full of diesel
clemsonfor
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Thats a good bit of oil. I was thinking i always heard folks say 150:1 or 100:1 your down there at 80:1.
I know it wont hurt it, i was just more thinking to save a little on 2 stroke oil. It wont matter for the tractor cause most of us use so little fuel in them but in a diesel truck you would be running quite a bit of two stroke oil.
I know it wont hurt it, i was just more thinking to save a little on 2 stroke oil. It wont matter for the tractor cause most of us use so little fuel in them but in a diesel truck you would be running quite a bit of two stroke oil.
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that truck is about 40 gallons of fuel I pour in 6-8 oz per tank full. I probably only pour 2.5 oz ,or what ever size those small bottles of 2 stroke oil is
clemsonfor
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Oh ok you just saying like 8 oz in the tractor tank. I agree more wont hurt. Heck to get rid of old 2 stroke i find laying around or old clean motor oil i just dump it in the tank. To get rid of old oil bottles that i have laying around i will put about half a quart pert 5 gallons of fuel. Smokes maybe a tad more but not much. But 2 stroke i put one of those one gallon or 2 gallon mix bottles which is like 2.6 and just under 6 ozs i beleive. I will get an old one and fill it up or use an oil bottle with the clear stripe to measure since i have big bottles of tcw3 two stroke oil.
And thats another thing. Use water cooled engine two stroke oil or TCW3 oil. It burns more completly or better at cooler temps of a water cooled engine since its used for outboarss which run at a way cooler temp than ssy a weedeater or chainsaw.
And thats another thing. Use water cooled engine two stroke oil or TCW3 oil. It burns more completly or better at cooler temps of a water cooled engine since its used for outboarss which run at a way cooler temp than ssy a weedeater or chainsaw.
Ok guys thanks for all the info! A little more advice needed with an update on where I'm at with the pump. Yesterday evening I got the pump apart all parts are out of the pump and ready to be cleaned plunger, plunger barrel, springs, washers etc. any advice on what to use to clean these parts or scrub on them a little to remove carbon without damaging them???? Thanks
