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Extra power from a 1hz

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Extra power from a 1hz

Post by sharon40 »

hi
is it possiable to adjust the injection pump of our standard IHZ moter to give it more power
I understand it will use more fuel by doing this
thanks
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Post by Shadow »

yes
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Post by sharon40 »

so could please explain how
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Post by Shadow »

no idea, never looked at a 1hz fuel pump, I think its a rotary in which case its totally different to mine (2H which is inline).
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Post by quick60 »

You can, there's a full load set screw at the back (cabin side) of the pump. I'd recommend going to see a diesel tuning shop and get them to do it, along with a slight advance in timing. It shouldn't cost you more than a couple of hundred bucks and it's a lot better than you guessing. You won't necessarily use more fuel either, depends on how it's set up. The advanced timing can give them more torque, butcan make them a bit rattly when cold, and a little (slightly) smokey, however the power gains are worth it.
You might find changing your driving style for a diesel will give you more power as well. Try (while driving uphill) slowly backing off the accelerator until you feel an increase in power - thats the sweet spot you want to be on and is giving you the optimum air/fuel ratio.
Damian.

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