For right now I am not gonna get into *why* you would do
this, but if you want to, here is a short description of how:
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This is what I am working on - my own 98 Dodge Cummins Turbo
Diesel engine, 12v version. What you are looking for is behind and
slightly under my PrimeLoc fuel filter relocation kit. |
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Here are the only tools I used: an 8mm allen head driver
(allen wrench) and anything handy to be used in
turning the star wheel... I happened to have a paint can opener
handy so I used that, a small flat head screwdriver would work wonderfully
as well. |
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This is where you will be doing the work. You can see
near the center of the picture (just above the wire loom) the allen head
plug that needs to be removed. |
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Removing... |
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Be sure you don't drop the sealing washer as you take the
cap out of the housing. |
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Not the best picture, but you can see inside there is a
spring, and "star wheel" used for adjustment. If you are
looking at the housing just like this picture shows, you rotate the wheel
UP to add fuel, and DOWN to reduce fuel. If you can't understand
that - you are beyond help (lol). |
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Here I am using my tool of choice to move the wheel a few
clicks at a time. After a few seconds of fooling around in there,
you will get a feel for moving the wheel. |
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That's it! Re-install the cap and washer, tighten, and
check your results. You may have to go back in and adjust one way or
the other to suit your preference, but after the first time you will
literally be able to do this in less than a minute. Enjoy! |