Throttle indexing help!
Took apart pump to do a reseal, and I did mark the position of the throttle shaft and put it back together that way. Truck will start and runaway, Ive tried playing with fuel screw and indexing the throttle shaft in many positions and still cannot get it to work correctly. Took the top off to make sure the shaft isnt 180 degrees out (it wasnt). I am getting very frustrated. Is there something inside the pump I could have put together incorrectly that would make it runaway? I did get it to idle and rev in one position, but the truck has no power, which still makes me think its a throttle indexing issue. Any idea? Also I know the pump timing could be off 180 but i didnt mark it. Would it even run if it was 180 degrees out?
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I'm not too familiar with the inside of the ve pumps but when I re-indexed my throttle on my ve all I did was put counter clockwise pressure on the throttle shaft until I felt the resistance of the spring and put parts back together. Had to lower idle a little but other than that it worked great.. Sorry if that doesn't help at all [whistle]
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How far did you take the pump apart? Did you remove the distributor head from the rear of the pump?
I just went through a similar experience and it turned out I didn't get the throttle lever set into the control collar properly, and the collar was sitting wide open. You may be able to spot it with just the pump top off, but I wound up removing my pump to correct it. All in all, I installed and removed my pump 4 times before I got it right. [duhhh] |
Originally Posted by CTDonlykitty
(Post 3185315)
Took apart pump to do a reseal, and I did mark the position of the throttle shaft and put it back together that way. Truck will start and runaway, Ive tried playing with fuel screw and indexing the throttle shaft in many positions and still cannot get it to work correctly. Took the top off to make sure the shaft isnt 180 degrees out (it wasnt). I am getting very frustrated. Is there something inside the pump I could have put together incorrectly that would make it runaway? I did get it to idle and rev in one position, but the truck has no power, which still makes me think its a throttle indexing issue. Any idea? Also I know the pump timing could be off 180 but i didnt mark it. Would it even run if it was 180 degrees out?
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Originally Posted by 93-12Smoke
(Post 3185746)
Back the fuel screw all the way out then slowly turn it i in until the truck cranks and idles. Then see where you are at with it trying to run away. Some pumps don't take much to be turned to run away while other pumps dont have fuel screws long enough to make them run away.
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Okay, index is on 2 for sure. I took the pump top off to make sure the throttle shaft wasnt backwards (it wasnt). Power screw is set to where the truck wont runaway and has a decent idle.
It take a couple cranks to start and when it does it runs low for a split second then smooths out. I cant do over 50 and the throttle does nothing once you press it past 1/3 of the way. I am getting full throttle travel, put on a new filter, no leaks I can see, new fuel lines within the last year, screen in the return banjo is clear. Truck will rev up all the way in neutral, but is gutless and wont rev in gear. When the pump came apart it was splined on 1, but I had done a 3200 spring previously. And yes I had the pump torn apart completely. I tried indexing and power screwing for hours and end and can only get it to run this way (gutless no rev), runaway upon start or no start. Is there anything I could have put together wrong inside that would give me these symptoms? Please help lol I need the truck bad and I am at wits end! Thanks guys! |
Originally Posted by hmknight
(Post 3185730)
How far did you take the pump apart? Did you remove the distributor head from the rear of the pump?
I just went through a similar experience and it turned out I didn't get the throttle lever set into the control collar properly, and the collar was sitting wide open. You may be able to spot it with just the pump top off, but I wound up removing my pump to correct it. All in all, I installed and removed my pump 4 times before I got it right. [duhhh] |
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