Injection pump flow rate

Cburns5042

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I have a D1105 in a light power plant the engine was having issues starting, I determined the injectors were the issue. I bought new injectors from kubota and installed them. When i was replacing the injectors, I saw the fittings on top of the Injection pump turned. I took this as them being loose. I tightened them down. After I did that, I had zero fuel coming from the injection pump. I later found out that those fittings determine flow rate and there is a procedure for doing that. How ever I cannot find anywhere the procedure on how to do that, can anyone help me.
 

Russell King

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Can not help you other than to suggest you send the pump out for professional repair to someone like THIS or find a reputable repair shop locally

If you remove the pump there are (probably) shims under the mounting surface that must be kept and installed with any pump.
 

North Idaho Wolfman

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Take or send the pump to be rebuilt.
Oregon fuel injection is my go to.
It's not a fuel amount adjustment, it's a fuel curve adjustment.
You need the proper test equipment to set them properly.
 

Cburns5042

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I spoke to a kubota technician he said that a new one comes without being set and you have to set them and there is a set procedure to do that. He no longer works for Kubota and does not have the access to the information any more.
 

D2Cat

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The IP you would get from the company the two previous posters mentioned will come ready to bolt on to your engine, and ready to use.
 

North Idaho Wolfman

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I have never heard of a tech setting a Injection pump fuel curve???

Get the WSM for the engine, if I'm wrong and there is a procedure to do it in the field, it will be in there.
 

lugbolt

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if you ordered a new pump from kubota, it's fully set and ready to go. Been that way for decades unless things have changed in the last 3 years or so, which I doubt.
 

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I spoke to a kubota technician he said that a new one comes without being set and you have to set them and there is a set procedure to do that. He no longer works for Kubota and does not have the access to the information any more.
Here is a PDF of the injection pump page from the Kubota WSM.
You need to send the pump to a Kubota-authorized pump service shop. Oregon Fuel Injection is one of the best.
 

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