135 diesel leak

hoff135

Member
Location
scotland
Our 135 has been leaking diesel from the injector pump for a while, but getting bad now. Appears to be coming from round where the throttle actuator enters the housing. I'm not sure if I can dismantle it, and is there some sort of seal that can be replaced easily?

Thanks

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Mur Huwcun

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North West Wales
There’s a small o-ring on that shaft and the stopper shaft. You wil need to swap both and will need a top housing gasket. Close the fuel tap, remove the linkages and remove the two nuts holding the top cover on. As you lift it off you will see a linkage and spring inside.

The spring attaches both ends in three possible positions. Make sure you know which hole. The stopper also locates a pin into a curved fork. This will need to go back in the correct way. Ideally if you’ve not done one bwfore you need an old or spare pump on a bench to strip down and familiarise yourself with it.
 

hoff135

Member
Location
scotland
There’s a small o-ring on that shaft and the stopper shaft. You wil need to swap both and will need a top housing gasket. Close the fuel tap, remove the linkages and remove the two nuts holding the top cover on. As you lift it off you will see a linkage and spring inside.

The spring attaches both ends in three possible positions. Make sure you know which hole. The stopper also locates a pin into a curved fork. This will need to go back in the correct way. Ideally if you’ve not done one bwfore you need an old or spare pump on a bench to strip down and familiarise yourself with it.
Excellent thanks. I don't have an old pump, I'll look on YouTube see if there's any vids. If not I'll see if I can get help
 

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