VE Pump Rebuild Guide
04-11-2018, 09:56 PM
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04-16-2018, 11:40 PM
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Not sure I'd waste the money personally. There's no shortage of free threads with pictures and videos out there on how to do it.
That being said, the biggest thing is being very very careful about keeping it clean and paying attention to make sure it goes back exactly the same way it came apart.
I personally would be hesitant to do a DIY rebuild on a rig you value. Lots of things that can wear out and not be noticed without experience or being adjusted wrong on a pump which can either make it pointless to rebuild or potentially damage the engine. It's one thing for a ranch truck or an old tractor but something different when it's something you need.
That being said, the biggest thing is being very very careful about keeping it clean and paying attention to make sure it goes back exactly the same way it came apart.
I personally would be hesitant to do a DIY rebuild on a rig you value. Lots of things that can wear out and not be noticed without experience or being adjusted wrong on a pump which can either make it pointless to rebuild or potentially damage the engine. It's one thing for a ranch truck or an old tractor but something different when it's something you need.
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mknittle (04-17-2018)
04-17-2018, 11:39 PM
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Not sure I'd waste the money personally. There's no shortage of free threads with pictures and videos out there on how to do it.
That being said, the biggest thing is being very very careful about keeping it clean and paying attention to make sure it goes back exactly the same way it came apart.
I personally would be hesitant to do a DIY rebuild on a rig you value. Lots of things that can wear out and not be noticed without experience or being adjusted wrong on a pump which can either make it pointless to rebuild or potentially damage the engine. It's one thing for a ranch truck or an old tractor but something different when it's something you need.
That being said, the biggest thing is being very very careful about keeping it clean and paying attention to make sure it goes back exactly the same way it came apart.
I personally would be hesitant to do a DIY rebuild on a rig you value. Lots of things that can wear out and not be noticed without experience or being adjusted wrong on a pump which can either make it pointless to rebuild or potentially damage the engine. It's one thing for a ranch truck or an old tractor but something different when it's something you need.
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