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6080 injector pump
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    Posted: 18 Sep 2017 at 9:11pm
I have a 6080 that will not rev over 1100 rpms and will stall at idle. I am suspecting the injector pump. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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You start by disconnecting the fuel supply line from the tank at the fuel filter base and see if there is a gushing stream of fuel coming to the filter. If not, you probably have a plugged fuel tank outlet.
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If fuel supply proves good, loosen the pump timing cover on side of pump, and see if it runs properly while letting the fuel leak out that side cover. 
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....and if it does...send it to Ed cause the flex ring is leaving....
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there is a plastic bleed screw on the back of the pump = loosen it while the unit is running - it should still run fuel out while the tractor is running - if it dies - see Dr,s post...
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