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Thread: Fuel pump question

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    logtrucker25 is offline Rookie
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    Default Fuel pump question

    any of you guys adjusted fuel pumps? I bought a truck with a 400 cummins and the guy had it way turned up. smokes like a chimney when its cold and has way too much power. he said it had on OT button in the pump what is the normal button? i want to turn it down so i dont risk burning up the motor
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    keep er between the fence posts

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    logtrucker25 is offline Rookie
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    anybody?
    keep er between the fence posts

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    possum squat is offline Member
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    "as with any engine manufacturers product, identification of the actual series and model number is important for (lurkers) to find service information. Cummins uses a engine data plate affixed to right front timing cover regardless of engine series or model."

    that's a quote from a book i am looking at. it seems there are several pumps to choose from- ptg-afc, and so forth. and each of these has several adjustings....


    so what pump and what button?

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    you said anybody!

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    Your best bet on something like that would be to get a RECON fuel pump and eat your losses on not getting the core charge back. That way you get a pump that is set up for your trucks transmisson and rear end combo. Do not laugh if you could see all the set up possiblites in any type of PT pump you would pull your hair out.

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