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my high idle on my 85 6.9 quit the other day i order a new switch or whatever you wanna call it i'm just wondering where it's located and how hard it is to change thank you for the help
For what its worth, the engine pump and everything else will function without it. My grandpa unplugged the one on my 92 when he got it, was that way for 20+ years. I hooked it up for a while then decided i too prefer it without. How to change it - 2 7/16 head (1/4") bolts on the right side of the pump by the throttle arm, 1 plug on the top of the IP. The stud in the solenoid is adjustable, CW is in, CCW is out.
cold Advance is under the top cover, my guess is you are replacing the one that kicks the throttle linkage, Test the Temp Switch make sure it has Voltage
For what its worth, the engine pump and everything else will function without it. My grandpa unplugged the one on my 92 when he got it, was that way for 20+ years. I hooked it up for a while then decided i too prefer it without. How to change it - 2 7/16 head (1/4") bolts on the right side of the pump by the throttle arm, 1 plug on the top of the IP. The stud in the solenoid is adjustable, CW is in, CCW is out.
Yes ... exactly, on my 93 I have added a couple Diodes so it Kicks the Idle up for the AC compressor when it kicks in
For what its worth, the engine pump and everything else will function without it. My grandpa unplugged the one on my 92 when he got it, was that way for 20+ years. I hooked it up for a while then decided i too prefer it without. How to change it - 2 7/16 head (1/4") bolts on the right side of the pump by the throttle arm, 1 plug on the top of the IP. The stud in the solenoid is adjustable, CW is in, CCW is out.
cold Advance is under the top cover, my guess is you are replacing the one that kicks the throttle linkage, Test the Temp Switch make sure it has Voltage
cold Advance is under the top cover, my guess is you are replacing the one that kicks the throttle linkage, Test the Temp Switch make sure it has Voltage
ill check for voltage for sure also here is a link to the part i'm thinking it is
OK that is the engine Temp Switch ... and yes when Engine is Cold that switch is CLOSED and energizes Both Solenoids .... when Engine warms up a BIT then it opens and the Solenoids turn off. that was the Item I wanted you to test for voltage
and it is not hard to change, you won't loose much coolant.
For what its worth, the engine pump and everything else will function without it. My grandpa unplugged the one on my 92 when he got it, was that way for 20+ years. I hooked it up for a while then decided i too prefer it without. How to change it - 2 7/16 head (1/4") bolts on the right side of the pump by the throttle arm, 1 plug on the top of the IP. The stud in the solenoid is adjustable, CW is in, CCW is out.
I bypassed mine years ago and put it on a toggle switch on the dash so I can jump up the idle anytime I want. Not to be the grammer police, but high idle in diesel shop manuals, diesel shops, the truck driving world, is maximum no load governed RPM. Big difference between that and the cold fast idle.
OK that is the engine Temp Switch ... and yes when Engine is Cold that switch is CLOSED and energizes Both Solenoids .... when Engine warms up a BIT then it opens and the Solenoids turn off. that was the Item I wanted you to test for voltage
and it is not hard to change, you won't loose much coolant.
Sweet I'll check it for voltage when I get back to the truck is it pretty easy to change
I bypassed mine years ago and put it on a toggle switch on the dash so I can jump up the idle anytime I want. Not to be the grammer police, but high idle in diesel shop manuals, diesel shops, the truck driving world, is maximum no load governed RPM. Big difference between that and the cold fast idle.
Oh no problem i have never been with Grammer anyway always good to learn something new