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Duetz F2L511 fuel leak at injector pump

ToxicTrav117

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On our old Wacker Neuson R1000, we have a leak at the base of the nuts on top of the injector pump where the lines thread in. Is there some kind of washer or O ring that goes on the bottom of this? I can't find any mention of the parts online so I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem and has a part number or something.


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Coaldust

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Looks like a Bryce pump. Under the nut is an o-ring, according to the parts diagram. Lots of parts kits on EBay. You could probably match up the old ‘o’ring with a new viton one.
 

ToxicTrav117

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Looks like a Bryce pump. Under the nut is an o-ring, according to the parts diagram. Lots of parts kits on EBay. You could probably match up the old ‘o’ring with a new viton one.
That picture ain't exactly our machine because I have to clean ours off first but the pump still looks the same. So you think a o ring would solve the problem?
 

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Yes. Be detail oriented. Don’t mess up the index of the P&B assembly. Keep it clean. It will be easier to assemble if the pump camshaft is on the base circle and not pushing up on the P&B.
 
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