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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
I like to tinker. Sometimes I get in over my head lol- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
Yes mine is mechanical shut off. Mine had a stuck metering valve last time I had to go through it. I had a devil of a time figuring out which way was correct for clockwise or counter clockwise putting it back together. I think I took it apart 5 times before I got it to run, but then it ran...- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
Where is the loading valve? I can usually figure anything out. The first time I went through the pump when it sat because the plungers rollers and metering valve got stuck, it ran like a top. I feel like I did the same thing this time and it just won't run right.- justsomeguy
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It doesn't have a foot throttle so I can't check that. It is an oil bath air cleaner. I applied air pressure to the fuel inlet side of the injection pump for a few seconds to see if I could force fuel through to the return line and then started the tractor and it ran fine. Once it was all hooked...- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
Or maybe a random straanger could help too lol 😆- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
Yes metering valve is free, as are the rollers and pistons. The vane pump on top...should it be c side up, or cc side up? I have it c side up. How does fuel flow through to the return? I've put an air hose to the fuel inlet on the pump and put pressure on it and still nothing comes out the return.- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
I don't think it has one. I completely removed the fittingfrom the pump to see if I could get some flow. I got nothing.- justsomeguy
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4010 Roosa master not returning fuel
My tractor sat too long and the fuel system became varnished heavily and needed cleaned. I went through the injection pump a few years ago and had it running great before this. Now I've cleaned the fuel tank, replaced the lift pump and filters and went through the injection pump and resealed and...- justsomeguy
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