delivery valve thread size/pitch?
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delivery valve thread size/pitch?
Hello all
Anyone know the thread size and pitch for a P7100 delivery valve? I have access to a lathe and would like to make a dial indicator adapter for timing the injection pump. I already have an asst of pullers and a couple dal indicators, cant see spending 75 bucks for an adapter. Would an old delivery valve work? Not that I have one...
Thanks all
Eric
Anyone know the thread size and pitch for a P7100 delivery valve? I have access to a lathe and would like to make a dial indicator adapter for timing the injection pump. I already have an asst of pullers and a couple dal indicators, cant see spending 75 bucks for an adapter. Would an old delivery valve work? Not that I have one...
Thanks all
Eric
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I believe its 22mm with a 1.5 thread pitch,,, I have heard the oil pan drain plug works great for the item you want to make. I am sure you have one cracked one from your truck that you have replaced?
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Its the same thread size as the oil pan plug, as stated. I thought it was M20x1.5, but it could be M22. Been a while since I checked. Modifying a spare plug would be the easiest way. But access to a lathe changes things.
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Thanks all, thats the info I was hoping for. What about bolt size for pulling the gear off of injection pump?
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power washer adapter may work too!
At Tractor Supply Company here in TX I found a brass fitting that was an NPT adapter for a power washer. It was $4.00 and it fit the DV on my pump. The fitting was on the power washer aisle and sold next to the hoses. It had a hole that was almost the right size for my indicator stem (I believe around 5/16) indicator stem is 3/8". I milled it out to size, because trying to follow a starter hole in brass will grab a drill and have a disastrous consequence. If you have a lathe the fitting could be reamed out. It might be close enough to ream with a hand drill... just be careful.
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