07-04-2020, 05:09 AM
You are correct in “no fuel”, the correct approach, from my viewpoint, is to look at fuel pressure aft of the lift pump. This can be accomplished by adding a fuel pressure gauge (pressure won’t be over 10psi and more like ~5) at the fuel water separator filter head. Just be sure it is plumbed after the lift pump. Most sets in Newells have a prime switch which will run the lift pump. If not, run the engine and observe the gauge. I suggest leaving the gauge permanently installed, eliminates a lot of headaches.
In some rare cases, the injection pump stop solenoid hold in coil fails after being energized for a while.
In some rare cases, the injection pump stop solenoid hold in coil fails after being energized for a while.
Gordon Jones
2000-45'-2slide-#567