Fuel Pump Cover Overhaul

Engine types: MC/MC-C engines

[@patrickobogo7779]

Those parts are too clean!

[@elmerbiongan5236]

Thanks for this video

[@abdelkadirdameche4379]

thank you

[@insteelitrust3537]

Thanks for the video. But how did u disconnect plunger-roller guide trust piece and how does fuel index turns plunger if u are just putting it like that. Small bore could be really that different? But still the connection of index-roller guide. 🤯

[@manosmanos4663]

You must lift the plunger and lock it before you pull up the pump

[@vaibhav6107]

nice

[@dontstopthe-music5336]

what does "Сrushing hands"?

[@s.mlionhossain2187]

Good

[@nowaylife148]

Verry nive

[@luiscataudella8881]

hermoso video -- lastima que no esta relatado en español -- ¿¿ cuando lo podre escuchar en español ??? --- no comprendo su idioma -- cordial saludo

[@sund5]

If you are Danish listen carefully at @8:29 :-) 👍

[@ianhanrahan825]

Use “FT” setting on torque wrench

[@davidbulley4393]

expletive deleted tight

[@marcosacacio1358]

This Man videos are funnys so that the reality is another because the pump and connections are locked for the fuel oil, what is the camshaft position for dissasemble the pump. In this video all clean beutifull, in my experience is not

[@phonemyatthaw6049]

May be catch 22

[@PointyTailofSatan]

Wouldn't be easier to have a bunch of muscled, oiled covered Greeks rowing a ship?

[@amritt1989]

your sense of humour across youtube remains underappreciated.

[@andyvan5692]

why not remove the plunger from the barrel?, you have it all apart anyway, would have been nice to see it, and why are you calling cylinder heads "covers", most car/truck mechanics call these cylinder heads or valve bodies, make it much LESS confusing.

[@cucaratsa76]

Barrel and plunger should be treated as one body,since its a sensitive part and maybe the heart of each engine.Regarding the calling of the parts, marine engineering having different dictionery from the cars/trucks

[@scowell]

Don't these things run on bunker fuel? Why isn't everything covered in black goo?

[@FokkerBoombass]

because it's done in shop conditions and this engine either runs on diesel or doesn't run at all