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FUELSYSTEM2.2LDICOR
HIGHPRESSUREPUMP(H.PPump)
(Fig. 5)
HP pump draws fuel from the fuel tank through
water sedimenter and fuel filter. It supplies high
pressure fuel (upto 1600 bar) to the injectors. It
has got inlet metering valve and in-built feed
pump, Integrated pressure limiter and integrated
fuel temperature sensor. This pump is driven by
by the engine timing belt.
REMOVALANDINSTALLATIONOFHPPUMP
Removal
Disconnect the fuel lines from Fuel filter to Pump,
and plug the port.
Remove the back-leak pipes (pump to filter and
Injector to pump) and the electrical connections
on the pump.
Remove the HP line connected between pump
and rail (Ref: Engine overhaul section)
Plug the openings of rail and HP pump to avoid
dust / dirt entry.
Remove the timing belt and pump gear (Refer
engine dismantling section)
Unscrew the bolts of Pump support on the block
and mounting bracket & remove.
Remove the pump and place it in a clean area.
Installation
Fit the pump on the block with the 3 bolts at front
(on the mounting bracket) and hand tighten
initially. Similarly fit the 6 bolts at the rear mounting
bracket, then apply the torque.
Fit the gear on the pump shaft with the nut (use
special tool) and apply torque.
Remove the plugs on pump and rail just before
fitting the new set of HP pipes and assemble the
pipe connecting between HP pump and rail.
Fit all the hydraulic connectors (Back leak pipe,
fuel lines etc).
Fit the electrical connectors.
Fit the timing belt.
NOTE
Do not bend or apply any force on the HP line
while fitment.
Ensure that no fuel leakage is observed from any
where after starting the engine at idle and at
maximum speed of engine.
SEDIMENTER
(Fig. 6)
This is a part of Fuel filteration system. Fuel
sedimenter separates Water content in Diesel and to
prevent water from entering in the Fuel System. It
gives additional water volume storage. This is fitted
to the chassis long member (fig.7). A water sensor is
fitted in the sedimenter to indicate to the driver that
Pump inlet
Pump Outlet
Venturi
Inlet metering
valve
Fuel
temperature
sensor
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Water in fuel sensor




