Build Order, What should come next?

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Re: Build Order, What should come next?

Postby RCCUMMINS89 » Fri Jan 02, 2015 6:37 pm

With the super thin sealing washers... I've had to crank them to about 75 foot pounds.
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Re: Build Order, What should come next?

Postby SWI Don » Sat Jan 03, 2015 6:40 am

Pulled the injector and found a piece debris brinnelled into the copper washer. Checked the hole out and put a new washer in with the injector and it worked. The piece must have wandered in there during head assembly. At least it was an easy fix.
1994 Chevy K2500 w/ 93 NON-I/C 6BT-A, 60# valve springs, H1C w/16cm housing, NV4500, 4:10 gears. My beast of burden.
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Re: Build Order, What should come next?

Postby SWI Don » Tue Jan 06, 2015 9:00 pm

Well I definitely need to turn the pump up. It was pretty cold the other day but I couldn't get anymore than 7-800F out of the engine pulling it as hard as it would go. I had a pretty good load in the dump trailer (a whole stone fireplace and chimney) and I seemed to be down power. Couldn't build as much boost as before. The diesel shop said the cracking pressures on my injectors were low. Raising the cracking pressure I would think would have the affect of retarding the timing some and shortening the duration of the injection assuming that a lower pressure allows it to open sooner and close later.

So start out with a couple of turns on the full fuel screw and a couple turns down on the star wheel?
If sometime during my tuning I end up with a runaway will the manual fuel shut off work or do I need to have the air cleaner off ready to starve it for air?

I did find a water to air aftercooler and matching injector lines for the old girl so I do have an option if EGT's get too hot.
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