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Post by mattstar »

Hey all,
I have an 82 MQ SD33, I recently had it off the road to repair a couple of things, brakes etc. I took it for it's first run in about two months today and noticed that once warm, when I stop, with the clutch in or out It revs high!
it seems to stop when I touch the throttle, but sitting at lights etc. it's going hard.
I checked vacum lines on pump, checked "throttle butterfly" position, I looked at filters, fuel lines etc. etc. Anyone experienced something similar?
Anyone please help! do I need to get my Pump rebuilt?
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Post by zen »

check the obvious first..ie butterfly fully closing...trottle cable snaging....vacum pipes on the correct way around(if removed??)...cold start gubins operating incorrectly(the electric motor and links that advance timing and add extra fuel for starting..if thats staying open,then will cause no end of trouble..dissconect it to check..)
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Post by mattstar »

What postion should the butterfly be in? I checked this arvo and it was fully closed? is this correct at idle?
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Post by zen »

yes.virtually fully closed..
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Post by mattstar »

Well that's where it is, so that excludes the butterfly. Do you think it could be a gasket internally on the pump?
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

Its the diaphram in the injector pump.
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Post by mattstar »

Does that mean a complete re-build or can I get a seal kit?
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Post by zen »

yes sounds like it could be..try your local diesel injector shop..
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