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I don't think this will be a problem for me, I never buy anything from Kubota.... Except the tractor.....

UPDATE My Kubota is still running great!! The oil sump is not collecting diesel fuel, all is well. What taking the fuel injection pump completely apart means is, exactly what it says. I diassembled the entire pump system. As stated above, I have worked on a lot of fuel injection pumps, all...

Well Folks, I removed the Fuel Injection Pump, took it totally apart, checked it out, put it back together, it runs great!!!! What was wrong, you may ask????? The only point of concern I had was the lower o-ring on the pump Barrel, both pumps. Both o-rings appeared to be too loose when inserted...

As the North Idaho Wolfman mentioned, the WSM from Kubota has no information on rebuilding the Fuel Injection Pump on the Kubota BX1500. Kubota wants one to purchase a new Injection pump if there is a problem with the pump. New or rebuilt pumps do not come cheap, Messicks wants $910.00 or so...

The engine starts and runs perfectly, the injectors are fine. I have a rebuild kit on the way, they are readily available. I have worked on several diesel injection pumps in the past, not this specific one but I don't think I will have a problem pulling it apart, repairing it, and remounting it...

The BX1500 has a lift pump, it is Electric, no chance that it is at fault.

First, I cannot be sure that the Workshop Manual would have all the information I need. Second, That is a suggestion, one that I considered a while back. Third, careful sampling and laboratory analysis indicates Diesel Fuel contamination (no loss of coolant). Thought-- no barking up the wrong...

I have a 2006 BX1500 Kubota. Recently my Lubrication oil level has been getting higher as I use the tractor. I seem to be getting Diesel fuel in my oil from the Fuel Injection Pump. I have ordered a pump seal kit and plan on installing the kit in the pump when I get it. I would like to have...