swany211501
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I bought a DS4 off ebay the other day. I want to rebuild it. Where is a good place to get a rebuild kit?
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New to me DS4
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bison
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same site you got the pump.
Not worth the money though
Not worth the money though
swany211501
New Member
The kit? I found 2, one for 80 and one for 60. I'm guessing its all just o-rings? Probably could get them out of an o-ring kit from the parts store?
Or not worth it rebuilding it myself?
Or not worth it rebuilding it myself?
great white
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Turbine Doc
Just Another Diesel Guy
To do the IP rite requires a test stand, I've assisted with a couple at a nearby buddies shop rollers-shoe-cam ring-optic sensor- solenoid, timer stepper motor, delivery per cylinder are part of the test program, the fuel solenoid after reassembled gets threaded in/out correct turns then locked down, then a correct calibration resistor gets put into the PMD # 0-9 depending what flow rate calls for.
Several folks have gotten seal kits and freshened them up a little, but they aren't set right by spec probably not enough normally to cause major problems, but every now and a gain something that would have been cycled/tested on the bench bites you in the rear and you wind up with a IP anyway.
So from my experience which can differ from others there are enough guys that do quality remans for not too much money that will also give some warranty if they screwed up too bad, I'd consider going that route if you can't spring for new one. You can save some coins buying from time to time without a PMD use yours if you trust that it is still good.
Several folks have gotten seal kits and freshened them up a little, but they aren't set right by spec probably not enough normally to cause major problems, but every now and a gain something that would have been cycled/tested on the bench bites you in the rear and you wind up with a IP anyway.
So from my experience which can differ from others there are enough guys that do quality remans for not too much money that will also give some warranty if they screwed up too bad, I'd consider going that route if you can't spring for new one. You can save some coins buying from time to time without a PMD use yours if you trust that it is still good.