Hi All
I removed the pump took it back to the injection specialist and he confirmed he had indeed timed the pump wrong when he fitted the drive hub.
He had timed it to A and not C as per the instructions I gave him, when I took it back this time.
I refitted the pump, this time it started but now no revs! Whatever I do with the throttle arm no revs, if I remove the throttle arm from the spindle, I can now get it to rev by twisting the spindle, but the pickup is very slow also the pump is very noisy! A distinct and loud rattle, considerably louder than my original pump! When I was trying to get it going originally, I swapped the stop solenoid over and noticed some silver powder (Fine Swarf?), which I am sure is a bad sign!
So, for what feels like the 100th time I removed the pump and refitted the original.
I am now unsure where to go from here, I am concerned that the specialist does not know my injector pump very well, He has timed it, ran it on his test bed, tested it and reset it all to factory settings. But not noticed it would not rev nor that it is very noisy! He is a very nice chap, but I am losing confidence in him.
I am tempted to give up with this pump as I don’t feel I should invest any more money in a rattly pump (I am guessing it is worn out!). I paid $400 for it second hand on eBay and $300 having the specialist do his work, I knew it was a gamble buying second hand and it would appear I lost this gamble!
Now I have had a practice on the second-hand pump, I will probably put a new seal in the distributor head on my existing pump to cure the leak, swap over the boost pin and ring that I fitted and stick with this pump!
I would appreciate people’s thoughts.
Phil



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