its not an issue i've seen before.Has anyone else seen this? Is this the heat cycling issue they have?
its not an issue i've seen before.
those wires i think are for the timing valve on the side of the pump.
the heat cycling issue they have is actually inside the ecu on top of the pump.
nothing you can do about it.Does anyone know what i have done here? See how the teeth are not aligning!
not in person. seen plenty of photos including guys who do DIY repairs on them.The insulation just falls apart ! The ecu, Ever seen one replaced?
nothing you can do about it.
hopefully you locked it with the bolt. what your looking at is the sizzor gear. its basically has a spring loaded gear to take up the slack and cushion the blow when the injection pump fires.
i would just leave it be.
not in person. seen plenty of photos including guys who do DIY repairs on them.
when one of ours was done they replaced the ecu at the same time. the injection guys have a rebuild kit.
looks like you will need a new timing solenoid. injection guys will sort all that.
So get this one rubuilt you think? Not a change over?
speak with the injection guys.
The lower outside wire is where you tap in aftermarket chips (dp Tunit),and controls the spill valve for more fuel. The other pair are for the timing solenoid.
Google PSG16 repair, there are some Euro companies that can fix them. I have seen complete spill valves on ebay but don't know about compatability for different vp44s
the cables that are damaged are not the spill valve, its the timing solenoid.
the spill valve is on the center of the injector lines and the timing is the yellow solenoid.
possibly. the crank sensor is checked against the pump timing sensor. also if its was shorting it could make enough interference to upset the crank signal.I hope it's the reason it kept throwing the crank sensor code...
possibly. the crank sensor is checked against the pump timing sensor. also if its was shorting it could make enough interference to upset the crank signal.
Without meaning to sound selfish, it will be a great lesson for everyone else mate hehe. I know you have been at this for a while now and many thanks for the comprehensive outline of your repair. That is the idea of these forums as you have mentioned before ����
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