I have a FL80 Freightliner. I'm leaking fuel from one of the 6 small weep holes that surround the distributor module on a caps injector pump. I was told that this was my issue. So I replaced the distributor module and still have the leak. I would assume there should be reason or reasons why these weep holes leak. Clearly changing the distributor module was a mistake.
Also a note that when I turn my key and prime, the fuel leaks out straight away without running. Then after a bit of cranking it will start. However will stall a few minutes after that. Seems it's using the fuel that was brought up by the lift pump and then the fuel is dropping back down. Almost as if there's a clear line all the way thru each part of the pump to the main supply line. That's an assumption as I am only a layman.
I did buy a fully refurbished pump online. But the Chinese company tried doubling the price after I paid for it. By the time I got my cash back I'd spoken with Cummins. Who sent me the quote for a distributor module and labor. I was lucky in one sense that I never took it to Cummins, as I'd be in the same position but out a hell of lot more.
I'm new to forums like this, but Cummins strangle hold on all their parts and info means I can't find any help on this. And getting correct help from them is futile.
I'm hoping someone can give me some insight on this issue. Besides suggesting to buy another complete new pump. And perhaps if someone had a similar situation that got resolved. Cheers Shane
PS, I'll attach some pics for a reference.
Also a note that when I turn my key and prime, the fuel leaks out straight away without running. Then after a bit of cranking it will start. However will stall a few minutes after that. Seems it's using the fuel that was brought up by the lift pump and then the fuel is dropping back down. Almost as if there's a clear line all the way thru each part of the pump to the main supply line. That's an assumption as I am only a layman.
I did buy a fully refurbished pump online. But the Chinese company tried doubling the price after I paid for it. By the time I got my cash back I'd spoken with Cummins. Who sent me the quote for a distributor module and labor. I was lucky in one sense that I never took it to Cummins, as I'd be in the same position but out a hell of lot more.
I'm new to forums like this, but Cummins strangle hold on all their parts and info means I can't find any help on this. And getting correct help from them is futile.
I'm hoping someone can give me some insight on this issue. Besides suggesting to buy another complete new pump. And perhaps if someone had a similar situation that got resolved. Cheers Shane
PS, I'll attach some pics for a reference.