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is there a part number for the seal that goes on top of the fuel heater or do you have to buy the heater to get the seal? mine is leaking there.

yep has a pretty good drip to it. is it maybe a blown o-ring?

thanks for the info it is greatly appreciated. here is what happened this morn. started fine let it set and idle for approx 2 hrs. then started up the road with it and it felt like it wasnt getting enough fuel i could hold accelertor to the floor and would only be running about 25 mph then pulled off side of road and in park it felt like it would rev up more then started missin a bit with white smoke i gave it more throttle then a bunch of white smoke and died bled injector lines and started back fine drove it home with no prob but injector pump is still leaking could this be my prob? could it be the air filter it seemed fairly dirty? thanks for the help.

you'll have to explain the over flow valve to me 1st i have heard of it.

ok heres the story on the truck. early winter truck died just like it ran out of fuel. then weather turned cold and i have no shop so just now starting to work on it. all it would do is crank and not try to fire. someone told me it may be fuel solenoid removed that and still no start, so then maybe lift pump, put on brand new one and it did start and run after bleeding lines. ran for maybe 30-45 min and quit bled injector lines again and it ran for 30-45 min and died then noticed a leak in the injection pump between distrbution head and pump(small drip) so i tightened that up and started truck today and ran for 1hr or so without a prob so maybe i have it fixed not sure? i will know more tommorrow hope i dont have to remove pump! any thoughts? thanks for the help i appreciate it.

thanks for the help, greatly appreciated!

thanks for the info, is there anything online explaining how this is done. i have yet to find any.

injection pump leaking on my 91 dodge. i am planning on taking it off and resealing it, or having it done. does anyone have any tips for removal and reinstalling the pump. any info would be helpful thanks