DBG Stanadyne Pump Repair for

[@AreaDieselService]

Don't forget to see how Matt puts it all back together again over on Diesel Creek's channel! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXPLZmZnjbuIatU

[@mobiousenigma]

thanks for the video! i am guessing ADS is an industry leader as many more creators than matt or wess reference you. it would be interesting i believe to see more of the shop side as you must deal with parts and service for a large selection of vehicles ....well there powerplants anyway. again thanks for the video.

[@jamesmartin1368]

Still worth sending to the Professional

[@UnitCrane514]

Do you guys work on Murphy diesel injectors?

[@richardphelan8414]

@@jamesmartin1368 Always ,unless you have access to the testing equipment go with the professionals

[@elmulevinod1999]

​@@mobiousenigmamm hii thi prob vo ó hii 8ll koono upl logo koono87l78 thi ⁹😊k8 oo i0 use hn

[@AlAmantea]

It is quite obvious that Corey knows exactly what he is doing and is an expert on injection pumps. The fact that he can identify a specific screw at a moments' glance on a pump he didn't tear down shows he level of knowledge on his chosen craft. Extremely satisfying to see him work!! Matt chose well when he decided to send you his pump!

[@chrispy3866]

These people are magical warlocks. Stuff happens over there that makes the earth tilt on its axis.

[@OldBarkerRanch1981]

That’s an understatement! This guy is overly impressive with his knowledge of these pumps! On the other hand, if you build these day in and day out… it wouldn’t take long to get pretty good a it.

[@paulbarnett5856]

Hi from New Zealand one of Mats followers thanks for helping him out

[@davep9199]

Great video. Go Corey. Top job.

[@sw6188]

@@paulbarnett5856 Also from NZ and wow, what an amazing video!

[@Foxfatherracing]

Who is here from diesel Creek?

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks to ya'll that came by from Diesel Creek - we appreciate it!

[@Double_Botton]

Me me me me 😂

[@Conservator.]

I am 🤓😉

[@ronaldheit196]

​. I believe it was a Dirt Perfect episode that I first heard about AreaDieselService. I could be wrong but I think it is where I first cane across your channel.

[@herrakekkonen]

Diesel creek and farmcraft

[@LindenMartin]

It's a privilege to watch experts and learn from people who truly know what they are doing. Thanks for letting us be a fly on the wall for this. I came looking after the Diesel Creek video and this wasnt up yet so im glad to see its out now :). Great video!

[@alan6832]

I had an idea for Corey, which is take a socket and weld inside the lip, adding metal to approximate the shape of the broken screw, then use it to remove the broken screw, and if the screws usually break in the same way, then the same socket should be able remove those screws as well. One might also similarly add metal with a welder to a proper tool instead of a socket and use that to remove broken screws. Or weld a proper tool into the center of a socket?

[@Richard-jr9mu]

Gotta love Matt's note 📝

[@AreaDieselService]

It was hard to keep a straight face while the camera was rolling.

[@jana171]

Holy shiz... never thought so much went into a pump, and the adjustment involved... hats OFF ! what a job ! I'm a diesel creeker, so you've got yourselves a new sub on this build, it was awesome 🙂

[@AreaDieselService]

Thank you for the watch & sub!

[@merlynwylld]

DC watcher here too. Who knew a engineer could make a fuel pump so damn complicated!!

[@carlthor91]

@@merlynwylld If you can find a video on a Bosch pump for a 12 cylinder Duetz engine, you will see how painful it can get.🤣😎Messed around with a replacement in the late 70's, sure happy, I didn't have to tear into it.😱 Best wishes from the far North.

[@artstudio9673]

Same here, I bet you guys got more sub via this VJO than ever before, I limit who I subscribe to but you guys are just on another level!!!!

[@BrooksMoses]

@@merlynwylld : Quite! What I'm realizing from watching this is that it's basically a little mechanical computer that controls the engine and all its different speeds, kind of like a carburetor on a gasoline engine.

[@dennishyde2637]

Who in there ever living warped mind would ever dream up such a pump. Way over engineered in my minuscule mind. Whole E Bat Droppings, Batman.

[@jesusisGod1434]

Hi I’m in Michigan and love Diesel Creek, I also love MartyT in New Zealand. He is a wizard with all things mechanical. He brings to life old Iron as well as old boats! Not sure you know about him he sometimes needs parts for things but he will fashion a new one if need be. Thank you for a very informative and interesting video!

[@ABOoODALzhrani]

martyT is the best

[@derekadams729]

What a fantastic service you guys provide.

[@rbtgmnstcs]

A guy not that far from where I live: @M.BJOERNSTROEM

[@markxaltizer]

I live just above the straits area I was pretty excited to see he was in my neck of the woods for a bit.

[@lewisgardner1660]

Great video thank you guys all the best from England

[@MichaelSmith-dg3kr]

Thank you for taking me inside an injection pump. Ya'll showed me I cannot work on them. I keep up with Matt at Deisel creek, and a few others that use your service and they all sing your praises. Thanks again.

[@aeros4me]

What a great team at Area Diesel Services. Well done guys!

[@brianswarbrick8492]

I watched Matt mess with it and break it so seeing the other end of things brings new light to how things work. Most enjoyable👍👍

[@AreaDieselService]

It CAN be fixed!

[@JTL-DK]

I came here from Diesel Creek and I do not have any interest what so ever in diesel pumps, but i do Love to watch technic stuff and when a guy takes a basket of parts and on top of his head explain what the part is, what it do and where it goes without any kind of drawings and so on, then I am Impressed! And that is why i find this video worth spending my precious time watching!

[@steveburger2669]

Check the bench behind him. Open book.

[@Gyppor]

Well, here I was thinking old diesel engines were unbelievably simple, but this pump alone is one complex piece of equipment! I'm not only impressed that Corey was able to reassemble the pump without having disassembled it, but also that parts can still be ordered for it. Very cool all around.

[@lucindas2931]

I’ve been watching Matt at Diesel Creek for a couple of years. This was a real treat to see the pump repair! Thanks for taking the time to do it.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks for watching!

[@bodkin51]

It's fantastic to watch someone who knows what they're doing and has the skill and confidence to get the job done. Matt is a great general fixer, but knowing when to pass it on is also a great gift. Loved this video and knowing the background to it made it all the more interesting. Well done to ADS for providing the great repair.

[@CosmicGorilla]

Big respect from Blighty chap! It’s not often you get to see an actual expert doing a job based on years of training and experience. Nice one.

[@landrelarose745]

As I typed in the previous post, I watch Diesel Creek every week. I additionally typed that he's one of my favorite KZbinrs. when that man gave him that International wheel loader from Northern Michigan, it required him to drive eight hours to get it. He additionally said that he preferred to sleep in his own bed. He said he was awake for 25 or 26 hours. Thanks for putting the process on KZbin. Guys, continue having yourselves a wonderful day. B'bye.

[@desoto3749]

Excellent video. Stopped by from Diesel Creek and sure was not disappointed. Your knowledge, technical and professional expertise is great. I guess I never really realized how much goes into the pump. I have never had any problems with one so just kind of took them for granted. Thanks for great lesson.

[@AreaDieselService]

We don't wish problems on anyone, but solving the problems is what we do best!

[@DanTheMan-c5q]

Absolutely fascinating watching your experts diagnose and rebuild Matt's pump. It's awesome seeing a master at work.

[@deernutOO]

Excellent tutorial, and very well presented by Corey. He is a high class instructor, no question. Also a great presenter for your videos.

[@AreaDieselService]

Corey is a natural!

[@goodpplz123]

Holy crap. I never knew there was so much involved on one part of the engine. Your knowledge is amazing. I found this from Diesel Creek. I actually learned a lot. The 1.5 hours flew by.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thrilled you enjoyed the video!

[@seansysig]

ADS appreciated the breakdown discussion and assembly detail and component description. Your technician is well schooled. As a 64 year old retired diesel generator stationary engineer in a very large powerplant your tech covered more than I expected. If he used a small tig torch he could have welded a nut on top of the screw and the heat of tig and 5 sided nut might brake it loose. Spray inside of pump housing with anti spatter spray.

[@pw7413]

Could it be removed with an EDM tap remover?

[@andrewgray1949]

Don't take this the wrong way, But I was glad to see how much you guys had to struggle to get the Cam screw out at 34:00 - I'm sure Matt feels much less embarrassed about rodgering it given how tight it was! I'll admit I was guilty of taking these things for granted and never really appreciated how much work and precision is involved;- This video was both a revelation and an education! Thank you so much.

[@darkfactory8082]

Damn' it, he was absolutely honest!! 😅 Usually there is a "rule" that when I can't fix or understand something, it's time for bring it to professionals. Cheers!

[@AreaDieselService]

We don't always get a note, this is probably one of the best notes we have recieved!

[@paulbush7095]

I don’t know what impresses me more. Cory’s knowledge, skill and his ability to rebuild these pumps in his sleep or the engineers that designed these mechanical jewels in the first place. I’m grateful to have the privilege to view this in any event.

[@denniskimmell4983]

What a fantastic job area diesel service does!! There worth every penny they charge!! True professional's!!😅

[@walkingthruyourdata-6019]

Thank You for the honesty. Even expert tech's get thrown off. You could have edited that out but you didn't. Injector pumps are a beasts and so many different types and a million parts.. New Fan! Thanks.

[@edwarddavis507]

Thanks for collaborating! I love all things diesel!

[@richied6319]

I'm a viewer that watches Diesel Creek, and there is a massive amount of engineering that went into that pump. Wow! Watching you put that back together was impressive and clearly demonstrates that you surely know what you are doing. Thanks for filming it! Well done sir!!!!! "IMPRESSIVE"!!!!!

[@tedheierman1181]

Wow, that pump rebuild is much more involved than I imagined!

[@ronrussell4850]

The best presentation ever! If I ever have an injection pump problem you're getting it. Big fan of Diesel Creek, WWW, and ADS.

[@AreaDieselService]

Appreciate it and we have some of the best fans and collaborators and especially fans that have come to us via those collaborators!

[@jaradonly]

I admire how smooth and neat work by the technician. That man know what he is doing.

[@landrelarose745]

I saw what you guys were doing for a few years, except this is actually the first video I watched from you. As for Matt, I was watching his KZbin channel for a few years, ever since he bought that abandoned hall. He's one of my favorite KZbinrs.

[@AreaDieselService]

We appreciate it - thanks for watching and hopefully you'll enjoy some of our other collabs/content as well.

[@random-person1]

Matt @ diesel creek is an absolute star. Anything that man can make anything run even if it hasn't ran for 40 years. And if there is one thing I admire the most about him is that he isn't afraid to try before sending something off. That part you have right now is just the sort of things I'm talking about. He was all hope until he ran out of knowledge. And bless him for knowing when his time was done.

[@Mr4pete]

My gosh! you had me completely transfixed the whole time, Mate, you are worth your weight in gold, and yes I'm a fan of Diesel Creek. Watching you work your magic, I couldn't help but wonder at the amazing engineering mind behind the original concept of the design of these pumps, Wow!

[@AreaDieselService]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@billdoodson4232]

I genuinely had no idea that there was so much stuff in a diesel fuel pump. Respect on being able to sort one of those out.

[@elmustachio3683]

You guys are the best! Fixed up Matt’s basket case like real pros!

[@greggb1416]

Matt, Matt, Matt……, what are we going to do with you..? Know when to seek out the pro’s for these occasions…., hahahaha..! Nice work Tech “Cory”… Great video..! Thank you Area Diesel Service.

[@JFinnerud]

EDM is a pretty awesome tool. Broke a bolt in a cylinder top, then broke the extractor in the bolt trying to remove it. Luckily a local machine shop came to the rescue with this tool.

[@AreaDieselService]

If time would have allowed, we wanted to give it a try - so now we have some ideas for future content!

[@jasongreene303]

I knew when he pulled the pump without the drive shaft his goose was cooked lol. I used to rebuild those Roosa's/Stanadynes up here in NH at Lakes Fuel Injection 25 years ago (when the DS's were failing left and right). At least the updated cam screws didn't break as easily. Great vid, it's nice to take a stroll down memory lane, and also watch Matt make a swirl down the drain on this one heh heh

[@altaylor951]

Thanks for taking the time to film and post this video. I've always been fascinated by how mechanical things like this work. Kudos to Corey, for not only knowing how to put it all back together and make it work again, but his thorough understanding of how each piece functions, and how it all works together to make it all work, and the ability to explain it all so well!!! Keep up the great work guys!!! Cheers, Al

[@jhamric95161]

A real pleasure watching an expert at work! This brought back a lot of memories for me, from my days in Vietnam as a "wheel & track vehicle maintenance specialist" (63H20). I became an injection specialist my last 6 months there and did a lot of calibration and rebuilding injector pumps and injectors and the calibration for "multi-fuel" engines back in 68-69. So many memories...thanks for this video, it was special to me.

[@AreaDieselService]

Awesome! We just did one of those pumps. Don't see too many of them anymore, but they're out there!

[@AreaDieselService]

Thank you for your service!

[@ckm-mkc]

Gotta say, it's a joy watching a pro work and explain things. Just shows how much knowledge is needed to do this work....

[@sleepym8486]

Super clear description note from Matt. lol..., Big fan of Diesel Creek videos.

[@bradchisler3228]

I came from Diesel Creek watching Matt, this was just amazing. Thanks!

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@WhiskyCardinalWes]

I came, I saw, I subscribed! I enjoyed this introduction and plan on watching the back catalog of videos!!

[@AreaDieselService]

Welcome aboard!

[@thedelcodave]

Wow Cory is surely an expert in his field. I am sure Matt would have been able to reassemble the pump had that bolt not broke but he made the right call sending it in. That was an impressive calibration system you have there.

[@breikowski]

I would be as likely to screw around with that pump as I would be to do my own root canal.

[@barrygeorge7130]

In one word to describe this video,BRILLIANT !

[@almostanengineer]

You have to love when a part number breaks down what the part actually is, and isn’t just a random number.

[@danielsirman8865]

the complexity of that pump is staggering. i have never seen so many parts in a pump in my life. but then, i am not a pump expert. Corey is an amazing technician. i can not imagine the patience it must take to do what he does. if he can fix that, he can fix anything. absolutely fascinating! you guys are top notch.

[@82f100swb]

Those Stanadyne/Roosamaster pumps are actually known as cheap, simple pumps, which is the scary part.

[@ZealothPL]

Its basically a whole mechanical injection unit, a pump is a tiny part of what it does

[@sw6188]

Amazing! That was the best hour and a half of my life spent watching a true professional at work. I have worked on engines all my life, including all the vehicles I have owned - many of which have been or are diesel and when it comes to the injector pump that's a device I leave to the pros. I am sure that Corey could re-assemble a pump blindfolded, such is his passion and understanding of them. Much respect to you all from New Zealand.

[@jeffsmith2070]

Watched every minute of that young fella’s immense knowledge! Love Diesel Creeks content, old iron, and your companies abilities to repair pumps from this era with knowledge is Impressive! I have passed your facility on Rt .30 in Warsaw, Indiana many times and it gave me no introspective of the quality of your work! Give that young fella a raise, just for his knowledge and thorough attention to detail of this project and many more, I’m sure!

[@herkybc130]

Came here after watching Diesel Creek's video. New sub.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks for the sub!

[@TheGeezzer]

Nice to see specialists coming to the rescue. Good Job there guys!

[@Dextergone]

Your a wizard. Never again will I question high pressure Pump rebuild.

[@pjchris90]

These videos are a treat and highly educational. My god those pumps are complex. My hats off to people who understand them and can spot the problems and repair them and put them back in service.

[@tchads_57]

You offer hoarding services? Excellent. My wife will be so happy.👍 Enjoy the collaboration with DC and WWW, 2 of my favorite channels. BTW I know nothing about diesel engines, just like to watch professionals at work.

[@youseetime]

Hi, really impressive workmanship. It shows never to attempt to tamper with things but to leave it to the experts.

[@StratManDan52]

Back in the 70,s I used to rebuild Allison 750 DRD transmissions.....my memory is shot and definitely couldn't handle that pump. Awesome job Cory!

[@jerryfitzpatrick3667]

Excellent video ADS. I have been following you for about 2 years. Started when you worked with WWW and his Oliver Tractor. I also follow Diesel Creek, so I was waiting for this video to drop. The skill level of your technicians is unsurpassed. They can take a bag of parts and reassemble everything into a working end product, in this case a diesel injection pump. Thanks for posting and sharing this adventure.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks watching, the comment and being a dedicated YT fan!

[@opendstudio7141]

I’m alway amazed at the complex engineering over the decades of development in diesel power technologies. Those innovative mechanical pioneers of the twentieth century didn’t have fancy computerized test benches.

[@davidhongkong5657]

Its very refreshing to watch specialist videos like this. Well done. A technical area that mechanically minded people know about and defintely worthwhile watching for educational purposes.

[@PhotoArtBrussels]

Compliments of @DieselCreek channel! 🙂

[@tokolosh11]

Very interesting. It's good to watch someone who knows what he's doing expertly repair something. Thanks for sharing.

[@GeneMusall]

I’m an avid watcher and subscriber to Matt’s channel. I really appreciated your step by step rebuild, I have a new appreciation for diesel pumps.

[@jstar1000]

I will never again be dumbfounded at the price of new heavy equipment after watching this. The engineering that goes into one of these monsters is astonishing. What would a new pump like that cost?

[@AreaDieselService]

This particular pump has long since been discontinued. Where there are similar new units available they will often exceed the value of the equipment they belong to.

[@steveburger2669]

I discovered this issue when I bought a John Deere 2020 from a scrap metal yard. The injection pump had to be rebuilt. The rebuilders had to get a machine shop to create a new part for the throttle advance. Years ago, John Deere recognized that that model of pump was defective and they replaced many of them. I thought that I got off easy with a cost of only $650. The tractor ran well. Of course I had to put in new liners and pistons.

[@garethjudd5840]

"I came, I saw, I made it worse". Story of my life 😂

[@walkingthruyourdata-6019]

You guy's are great. This video was more enjoyable to watch than any training class I've attended. I like diesels over gas anything but have been Leary of turning a wrench on them. I started at 18 at a junior college injector rebuilding class in 1979 and was leary when the instructor had stated, "if you do this wrong and the truck driver breaks down on the road after your repair, he's coming after you with a wrench!" YIKES! Great video!

[@AreaDieselService]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marklowe330]

To the tech who built the pump. You did a great job explaining everything. Please protect yourself better from the fluids. I developed kidney cancer from cuting fluid exsposure. And what you're working with is basicly the same thing. Protect yourself and keep up the great work!

[@jerryleejohnsonjr1377]

Thanks for sharing the black magic techniques on fixing those mysterious gadget's. Excellent detail!

[@russellsmith3825]

Many years ago I used to work at a shop in Virgina that rebuilt pumps and I remember seeing several where this ball snapped, if memory serves, he rigged up a solid plug with a ball seat that he could screw in to the side ports to backup & support the broken ball, then we would use a punch and tap on the side face of the fracture to unscrew the broken ball-stud. I don't remember having to destroy any housings to extract the ball.

[@MrJimbaloid]

Hi from the U.K. that was superb, a great explanation of well how it all goes. Everything has gone electronic nowadays but back in the 90's when I was a fleet mechanic I used to take pumps and injectors to our local diesel service shop in my home town of Chesterfield, David Poole (known as pooleys) now long gone and I always wondered what magic must have gone off with the components and just like yourselves I would get the phone call to say it's ready for collection and it always came back spotless bagged and ready for re-fit. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this and I am going to keep watching your vids thanks to Matt and yourselves. Keep up the great work and many thanks.

[@glenjamindle]

I have no idea what an injection pump is or does, but I watched the entire video. You are a true expert.

[@66Pipes66]

I finally know why my dad warned me many times to never take one of these apart 😂 (I never would’ve anyway) Matt will be watching this intently. Nice to watch the skills 👌😎

[@stephenvale2624]

I am a clockmaker and watchmaker. (And that stuff can get really complicated). But no way in hell would I risk trying to repair one of those fuel pumps! Kudos to you guys on some serious repair skills!!!

[@garyfeltus9801]

Diesel creek one of my favorites and watch Wess work. And of course sera diesel. From what I have seen you all do top notch work. I would recommend you to everybody that needs injection pump work done. And a plug Hamiltonvile farm.

[@AreaDieselService]

We did some injector work for Hamiltonville Farm - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zmqxg4aXfshqZ6c hopefully we can work with them on some other future projects as well!

[@macsloan58]

I hope that your channel takes off. Collaborating with DC is a super idea. Matt provides hours and hours of interesting entertainment. My week isn’t complete without some Diesel Creek viewing. Good luck folks.

[@coaterdave]

So much more to pump than I could have ever imagined. You guys are awesome!

[@FQP-7024]

Oh boy this is gonna be absolutely fun.

[@wi.dave3812]

Great video, skilled technician, thanks for taking the time to show us this

[@tommccully1991]

Yes he is Matt is very Talented Mechanic for Sure... as an ex John Deere Apprentrice Mechanic from Canada. Besides all you Talented Fellows I do Believe that too many others could solve that problem Cheers eh

[@johnhusband2364]

This guy knows his stuff!

[@michaelbaranowski1075]

I am a lifelong mechanic it was a pleasure to see someone who truly know his craft. You are the real deal ! I don’t know what they are paying you but it is not enough! You know these pumps inside and out. No guess work. As a Ford dealership mechanic from forever ago, we had these pumps on the 6.9 and 7.3 IDI diesels. We could not change thing on them and we’re only allowed to check the transfer pressure. One issue they had was stalling when coming back to an idle. Gosh if I didn’t replace 100 of them over the years I didn’t do one. Unfortunately the rebuilder Ford was using was no Corey. Once I had to replace three before I got a good one. They were blaming me ! You guys are top notch and if I need a pump repaired your the guys!!!

[@hectorpascal]

Simply expertise. No other word covers this level of knowledge and skill! The number of design variations he can instantly identify is amazing. It's a pleasure to watch a guy like him work.

[@baz-wc4fi]

I just love watching Experts!! So Cool and confident. They Lost me when they opened the Box!!🤔

[@n9ghtb9k5r]

wow, the level of and attention to detail in the remanufacturing of the pump. Enjoyed watching the entire process end to end. Incredible!

[@AreaDieselService]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JuanEspinoza-zl1yy]

HELLO from Las Vegas Nevada This is a very good video I follow Diesel Creek for over 5 years Now I will follow you to. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

[@RallyRobert976]

Corey really knows his stuff and almost an OCD type job qualification. Well done guys on the whole presentation, keep up the fab work in keeping the wheels turning.😊

[@AreaDieselService]

Corey is a master of his craft.

[@gringopines3476]

COOL GUYS, THANX FOR HELPIN' MATT. REALLY ENJOYED THE VIDEO & PROSES... STAY COOL GUYS... PEACE...

[@raymondpetrovits2336]

I am a new sub because Matt has mentioned your business several times. My 3 cylinder diesel Ford was having issues. I viewed the disassembly and was amazed on how complex the internals are inside. My hat is off to Corey.

[@johnsherborne3245]

You tube producers should take note, this is what expertise look like, not five minutes on Google. What a delight to see real knowledge at work.

[@roberthocking9138]

Great video, I’ve been waiting for it since I saw Matt take it off. Great to see a clean well organised workbench and learn about diesel injection pumps, they’ve always been a mystery to me. Great job 👍, new subscriber from AUS.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@ron.v]

Matt from Diesel Creek spoke very highly of your business. It's pretty obvious why he feels that way. Last week if someone had told me I'd watch a 1-1/2 hour video of someone rebuilding a diesel pump, I'd have said they were nuts! After watching it start to finish, it was totally fascinating. I've watched a lotta KZbin videos but this exceeds them all in professionalism of the work being documented. Your work is amazing.

[@petercolquhoun2086]

Excellent camera work. Very easy to see what is going on.

[@AreaDieselService]

Thank you for watching!

[@peter-pg5yc]

that was a master at work. nice shop inspected cleaned tested with a cool machine. new parts as needed..and fully adjusted..wow..

[@benjaminrich9396]

This is a superb video. Great stuff. Start to finish walk-throughs like this where a guy who knows what he's on about explains it AS he does it are an excellent format. Keep 'em coming. :)

[@kenallen6866]

Matt sent me over here on a tangent. You ladies might want to snap this guy up, he pays attention to detail, got a memory like a safe, and works magic with his hands. This guy might just be an actual rocket surgeon. Nothing like spending some time around a guy that actually has mastered his craft!!! EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH.

[@danny88dh]

I've never watched an injection pump be rebuilt before very interesting honestly Cory is a skilled individual I love watching a good technician do his thing. You guy gained a new subscriber out of this video matt is a good dude I'm super glad you guys were able to fix him up and I'll definitely be waiting for another video

[@larrytucker2938]

There's a reason people should go to specialists...you don't generally know what they do. Having the tools, knowledge, and experience is worth the money. From a retired mechanic, your videos are humbling.