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Tuna Man · 10-14-2008, 04:20 PM

OK for a update in case anyone should come up with the same situation. Picked up the injector line this morning and headed to the truck. Had the line installed in less then 5 minutes. Had Susan turn the key to the "RUN" posistion...but not engaging the starter. In this position the fuel pump should run for approx 25 seconds, and prime the system. Before I had her turn the key to crank it, I squirted about a second blast of WD-40 into the intake. That sucker busted off before it made a complete revolution. Drove back to Birmingham at 60MPH and got 13 MPG....hauling about 13,000#....I'm a happy camper today. Part $50.00, parking $4.00, gas in second vehicle $50.00....not as badhad it gone to the shop. :clap

By the way thanks for the tips I might of not thought of...Glad I didn't have to resort beyond what I thought would take care of the problem.

10-14-2008, 04:20 PM	#9
Tuna Man Senior Member Grand Slam Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Calera, AL....25 Miles S of Birmingham Posts: 6,583	RE: Need help Dodge Cummins Engine OK for a update in case anyone should come up with the same situation. Picked up the injector line this morning and headed to the truck. Had the line installed in less then 5 minutes. Had Susan turn the key to the "RUN" posistion...but not engaging the starter. In this position the fuel pump should run for approx 25 seconds, and prime the system. Before I had her turn the key to crank it, I squirted about a second blast of WD-40 into the intake. That sucker busted off before it made a complete revolution. Drove back to Birmingham at 60MPH and got 13 MPG....hauling about 13,000#....I'm a happy camper today. Part $50.00, parking $4.00, gas in second vehicle $50.00....not as badhad it gone to the shop. :clap By the way thanks for the tips I might of not thought of...Glad I didn't have to resort beyond what I thought would take care of the problem.