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Nothing jamed inside. Full of mud, stones underneath that may restrict movement?

38580 hours the machine has done

It lives!!

Fuel injector pump was gone.
Then attomisers needed changing

Ok. Stop slider moves free no sticking.

Took union connectors off. Able to pump fuel straight through.

So guessing looking at a new injector pump.
Cost £600!!

Does anyone know of any recon pumps i can get for perkons 103.10?

Sorry guys been busy. Im waiting on someone to come out and have a look. Gone beyond my knowledge now.

Will upload some tomorrow

What's the slide or rack? And how would I go about unsticking it?

Read somewhere that these cassette injector pumps have no bleed screw. It just plugs straight into the engine.

If i remove it will i mess the timing out?? Just 4 bolts hold it in place

Yep bleed the filter before it enters the injection pump. Bleed banjo screw above injector pump.

However there is no bleed screws on the actual injector.
I did takenthe pipes off as u can see and fuel just about dribbles out. No pressure at all

Thats the fuel injector pump. The engine is perkins 103.10