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Leak Opposite KSB AGAIN!!??

Old Mar 19, 2011 | 07:48 AM
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Leak Opposite KSB AGAIN!!??

Ok so later in the fall i was driving to work and i smelt diesel so i pulld off the road and it was leaking enough diesel to make you puke so i shut it down and on further inspection found it was the oring opposite the injection pump. So i trailered it home took the pump off did that oring and a few others and put the pump back on everything went perfect.

so now its early spring i pull into my girlfriends collage (2 1/2 hours away from home) and i smelt diesel so i took a peek under the hood and again it wasent just leaking it was coming out with force from the same spot.

now i can fix it but my theory is "fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me" so either what did i do wrong or is my case pressure to high possibly? my pump is turned up all the way and i have a low pressure piston pump truck runs fantastic and has gobs of power but is it putting to much pressure on the pump trying to push so much through stock injecters. or... did i goof on installing the oring and it failed prematurally. any help as all ways is greatly appreciated thanks

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Old Mar 25, 2011 | 05:52 PM
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is there anything else i should do when i put it back together or just new oring and some locktite on the bolts. thanks
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