Fuel in the oil!

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Hey Warren, pretty soon you’ll have 20 or 30 pairs of those reader glasses laying around. I’ve got a large box full of them. Then I got diabetes and had to get real glasses to see. Getting old isn’t for the weak, that’s for sure. Thanks for the video my friend.

[@ko9446]

I’m 53 and get a shit ton of AARP crap in the mail, what the hell

[@richardlincoln8438]

​@@ko9446 Don't let them get in Your wallet. AARP supports alot of things that You would never.

[@dwaynebaker9756]

I’m almost 61 yr old I’m glad to hear that some of younger generation is making something of themselves Most of younger generation are at computer playing games that isn’t educational

[@George-dy3pt]

​@richardlincoln8438 most people don't even know what AARP supports! They're nothing but pos sickos!sickest! I'm glad I'm not the only one who knows what they're apart of!

[@Peanutbeards]

Thank you Warren!

[@NerveLindsay4187]

Thanks for sharing * Thanks for the Video Warren 👍

[@richardlincoln8438]

We appreciate the time and efforts You spend to share things with us Warren.

[@marklowe330]

Right there with ya on movies. I just watch the older ones just like my mom and dad prefer movies from their erra. Thanks for your time that you put into the videos. I watch them all.

[@hddm3]

Hell yeah. Nice tips on the pump

[@noelhohberger1188]

Those baler wagons have been popular for you !

[@died4us590]

My grandpa used to say don't shit in your own mess kit lol. He was an ornery old fella, but a heart of gold. He was an anti tank sergeant and trained in explosives during wwll, fought in the battle of the bulge, and showed my brother and i picture's of the dead soldier's they killed, and i was about twelve, and my brother was about ten, and he told us not to drive any damn volkswagon when we got older, and not to drive any japscrap onto his driveway either. I remember back in 1993, the governot sent him a medal, and a shoulder ribbon that attached to an army jacket gave to his nephew shortly after the war. He thought it was about like some politician to send him the stuff nearly 50 year's after the war ended. His brother was killed in one of the philippine island jumping mission's, and he found out that they mutilated his body and left it out to try and intimidate and scare the marine's, but he said they kicked their ass all the way to japan. I felt lucky both my grandpa's lived, my other grandpa was a medic, and was on the front line's, and at the invasion of normandy. After hiler surrendered, his unit liberated several concentration camp's with a lot of pow's, jews, and other ethnicities. He said it was worse than anything you could imagine, and he couldn't believe any human could do such evil against another human. There were bodies pilled everywhere, clothes and shoes piled high in stacks from children's, woman's, and men's. The clothes were the same. The smell was something he never wanted to experience again, nor the half cremated bodies, the piles of bones, and the surviving people they tried to save, but many were so malnourished, that they died from dysentery, and other diseases, plus eating killed many because their heart couldn't take the rapid intake of calories. My grandpa captured an ss soldier, took his swastika arm band, luger pistol, and the ss bars fom his uniform as proof of what he saw. They were ordered to cover up the extermination's, but there was no way they had enough time, and many of the soldier's deserted, knowing they would be tried for war crimes. My grandpa told the family he wanted nothing on his headstone or grave noting that he had ever been in the war. He was my best friend, and i was the only one he told a lot of this stuff to about ten year's before he died. He taught me how to fix a lot of stuff, because he didn't want anyone else to fix anything but him. He became an engineer after the war, but really wanted to be a doctor, but at 26, they said he was to old. He was pissed about that even when i was growing up, because he had so much medical knowledge from trying to save guy's with horrific wounds. I don't blame him though, risk your life in a war, and then get shut down when you get home. Sorry to ramble on, but the comment you made about your grandpa got me thinking. Thanks for all these video's, appreciate them. G-d bless.

[@calumanderson5617]

Thank you for the video Warren 👍, yeah having to wear glasses as well cos I'm getting old to read small writing. As for tv I don't watch hardly any.

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this bail wagon. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.

[@davideddy2321]

Thanks warren from SOUTH Australia 🇦🇺

[@CHASNTRUCKS]

Good content

[@bryansimon4072]

Thanks for posting, enjoy your videos. We’re all getting older and it helps to see someone work through it like the rest of us. Keep living the life and take care.

[@robbybachmann332]

Thanks as always for doing the videos Warren. I have learned so much from you doing these real world repairs without allot of specialty tools or dealership backup.

[@zukowski2023]

Ah Warren, turning and burning.. Nice to see you got some "simpler" jobs to look after, I hope you can manage to find the time between these calls and the work back at the shop. Thanks for bringing us along to look over your shoulder.. Stay safe and cool. Cheers! For the record, my t.v. watching is following you around on your posted videos, and maybe the news once and in while...lol

[@John-l8t2s]

I wanted to Say Keep up the Good Work. and God Bless you

[@theenglishmechanic.]

Hello Warren, not sure if anyone else has mentioned it but Iveco/Cummins were in partnership for about ten years and developed the engine platforms together, that's why the engines seem so similar.

[@spuderukporter5721]

Warren never forget your such a true inspiration to young mechanics that’s going into the trade keep up the amazing work and videos you post on KZbin your such an amazing guy thankyou xxx

[@CrimeVid]

Hey Warren ! nice to see you do a job which does not involve heavy lifting for a change !

[@stephenheyes4324]

Thanks Warren for taking time to video your repairs for us very interesting the jobs you do and the problems you come up against

[@blacksmoke5009]

Thanks for sharing bud take care now 👍

[@karlodonovan4915]

Wellcome to the club cant see small stuff without them

[@johnnyboy2546]

Appreciate the time and effort for bringing us along

[@gregstanley9398]

Great work warren that engine was a joint development with Cummins Iveco,and CNH ,I had a BOSCH VE pump fail completely and the fuel injection repair shop said that the pump was obsolete , I took a few weeks to find enough parts to repair it I found a good guide to remove and replace it on Oregon Fuel Injections websites Keep up the Good work mate 👍

[@ianlulham]

Nice little video to start my day Warren, thank you. Nothing like getting kid's to work on and around the farm for their mental and physical health. I bet their learning a lot more than the poor bastard's tied to their phone screen's. Didn't get an 'on-ward's and up-ward's' this time but, hay ho, enjoyed it anyway. Have fun

[@tracydiller9378]

Great video Warren once again. thank You.

[@johncone9516]

Hi Warren, that's the first time i have seen the fuel pump mounted on the flywheel end on a B series Cummins. Everyday is a school day. Thanks

[@gordonrichards8191]

Warren a simple way of removing seal is to use a self tapping screw and a pair of side cutters , makes it real easy to pull out

[@edadpops1709]

Great video .interesting all the way.

[@trevormansfield6495]

Ive just had to start wearing reading glasses. Pain in the arse isnt it?.........

[@scottb8175]

I've had good results removing small old seals like that by punching a hole thru the seal with a sharp 70 degree punch, then driving in a small wood screw and pulling with a vise grip locked to the wood screw. Keep the screw threads away from the shaft, though.

[@johnwaby4321]

A very nice bit of work there warren .still struggling with lack of working space . 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@philglover2973]

Thanks for your time and consideration Warren very informative be safe out there bud 😎😎😎😎🚜🚜🚜🚛🚛🚛

[@280813jb]

Great video Warren, the ULSD Diesel fuel is not good for the shaft seals, add some Diesel fuel conditioner or a little 2 cycle oil and the seals will last longer. You are very correct on checking the return line and the shaft for damage and movement in the bushing.

[@vincenthalas7055]

Where's my white stick? I was 45 years old when my eyes started to go.

[@elroyelblander6277]

Right on man...have a good day...see ya on the next one 👍👊

[@terryrogers1025]

Thanks for the tag along video sir, I sure learned a lot on this one. Looking forward to the next video, the best to you young man.

[@williegillie5712]

I remember when I worked a year at the post office as an RCA in bad lighting. My eyes started giving me trouble and I had to get some readers. Since then I’ve always needed glasses. Sucks cause I’ve lost quite a few of them.

[@rossnolan2883]

Cool 😊😊

[@ptman3]

Thank you for the video.

[@arnoldromppai5395]

I use 2 self drilling sheet metal screws an a slid hammer to pull seals works every time an no damage

[@juniormoraes5195]

Hello, how cool an FPT engine (Fiat Power Train) here in Brazil they apply in New Holland machines and power generators, the 4 and 6 cylinders. Here they are known as N45 the 4 cylinders and N67 the 6 cylinders. Very good engines, I did a complete overhaul on one of these 4 cylinders in April. With this injection pump configuration, here in Brazil it is used in the New Holland 7630 Tractor. Until further and success to you.

[@YOU-vj4fl]

Great Warren,I see your laundry overalls are a little newer,I know you wore them to rags.

[@thuggoe]

Yes the curved wrench

[@heavymachinery2843]

Warren your my hero

[@JD-zm4eh]

The barrage of BS coming out of holleywood these days is not for me neither. Give me a Clint Easrwood movie or a good comedy before 2004 when funny was fun and no one took offense to a good joke. Your repairs are always an adventure Warren. God bless America.

[@oldbones3092]

Thank you.

[@brianrutherford3681]

i feel the same way.the only TV shows i watch are Emergency and Adam-12.or cooking shows

[@gregbird6615]

I’d enjoy making hay in your area. Beautiful country

[@milcommguy5927]

Good job

[@danielakin7638]

Had a seal bad in IH 1466 tractor wasn’t fun was letting fuel bleed into crankcase even when tractor was not running

[@chriscrowder7833]

Hey Warren love your channel, been following since the start! Off topic but can I ask what brand your large heavy duty snap ring pliers are? I can’t find a decent pair anywhere and the little piece of crap ones break on every god damn job it seems. Thanks buddy, keep up the great work you are truly a master at your trade and I have learned so much watching you work. Good old KZbin made me edit this comment because apparently we can’t use foul language when complaining about crap tools.

[@twistin140]

Thanks Warren!!

[@anthonyshaw7251]

Warren enjoying your honesty on your videos, in the trade etc, have you had issues with the Diaphragm splitting on the fuel lift pump, seen it a lot on Deutz & Perkins engines, either oil into fuel or fuel into oil, depends on the split in the Diaphragm. 👍

[@KEYSTONELIGHT69]

HAY WARREN LOVE YOUR VIDS. JUST WONDERED WHY YOU DIDNT LUBE SHAFT OR SEAL BEFORE INSTALL?

[@ljkck3578]

Sure do wish they were as reliable as their predecessors, seen lots of fuel pump issues on the 4cyl version in tractors and swathers.

[@maxpuppy96]

I put a fuel additive when the fuel man comes it has Lubricity in it, low sulfur diesel fuel plays hell on pumps and injectors, especially rotary type injection pumps, not so much piston type. They say it is in the fuel already, but I don't believe it.

[@kylecaskey1752]

I saw those individual valve covers and thought it was a Cummins too.

[@justinarsenault1926]

I totally agree with watching old movies or KZbin channels such as yours...too much propaganda bullshit. Its mind numbing

[@running.s.fabrication]

Can you push it out with air

[@michaelkennedy2528]

Would you like a free trip to Florida to get my 1968 580CK running again? Surely fuel related.

[@davecatton8773]

warren as you know its a VE pump , set timing with a dial gauge in back of pump ! yeah i did same Bought gauge off ebay for 12 quid SH did i feel an idiot LOL HA HA HA

[@bufferbridge]

Cummins accuired the CNH 50% stake in the CDC engines in the late 80's, I'm pretty sure

[@larryburns4605]

Warren let us know how the Deere reman lottery goes I've got 1 good out of 5 won't install another without customer signing that I'm paid when install done regardless of engine quality.

[@billbooth4147]

Gotta watch secondhand lions

[@merlepatterson]

It's a lot like a 5.9, but it has a rear mounted gear drive housing (like some 5.9's have) for the fuel pump it looks like?

[@craigsmith8217]

Have you considered rigging a cell phone antenna on your truck?

[@globin010252]

sweeeet

[@31144]

I've never understood why they don't put a little tell tale hole through the shaft boss and a sheild washer under the gear so once the seal starts passing it leaks down the back of the casing instead of filling your sump with diesel 🙄...

[@jrneff9773]

me i am not a pump guy i take the pump to the local pump man for warranty reason your thoughts

[@JACKATTACKED]

👍

[@duggandh]

How do I buy you a coffee?

[@Nudnik1]

Curious if lowering fuel supply pressure and backing off on injection pump charge pressure spring would be a temporary fix? How are those CNH motors holding up?

[@michaelmurray9154]

It ticks me off too. So many movies and tv series have to include some kind of political statement or scenario. Grrr. Keep up the good work!

[@heyinway]

Warren, you're like me...not a lot of body fat padding....some furniture moving blankets or roll up yoga mats will lessen some of your moans and groans creeping along the ground. Need to teach the "kids" to fetch some tools !

[@mikecalvin1402]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@joeyhand9644]

Those have one bolt in pump with no head that has to be chiseled out like on the smaller Iveco’s.

[@northwoodsguy1538]

I hate TV. I watch KZbin. Even the History Channel sucks.

[@kalen01]

Jackie Gleason is the best. They could not have found a better person to play Buford T Justice