Nothing to do with diggers. Just your comment saying you had the opposite problem.
Nothing to do with diggers. Just your comment saying you had the opposite problem.
Clay pigeon shooting with a mate the other day (been 3 times) my mate's gun fire's when you take your finger off the trigger
so when the trigger is between pulled and let go we are safe!
Yes, that is one way of immobilising stuff. Take the leads off but put the rubber shroud back over the solenoid.To tip, if you want to stop it being taken by anyone just loosely unplug the solenoidslows them down anyway!
If it's a delphi pump it'll be the latch valve on the side, looks like a 17mm bolt head IIRC. See link: https://www.ribblevalleydiesels.co.uk/product/brand-new-delphi-latch-valve-dp210dp310/
To tell the truth, although it appears to be fixed I'm still not sure if it was a fuse issue or the one connector on the solenoid that was playing up. Either way your help meant that I had a chance of fixing it. Thank you.Many thanks, just for my interest really but that is where I was heading, in this set up the small solenoid covers a hole in the pump with a rubber seal when the power is off, the later Delphi pump was similar in operation, and that said had similar operating issues! Glad you found the issue,
On a serious note if I may. I am a shooting man and your friends gun need looking at. I presume it is an over and under with a safety catch ?Nothing to do with diggers. Just your comment saying you had the opposite problem.
Clay pigeon shooting with a mate the other day (been 3 times) my mate's gun fire's when you take your finger off the trigger
Latching valves give a similar issue,(won’t turn off, but open circuits the leak off and supply fuel) so when the stop solenoid turned off, latching valve allows enough fuel for the engine to tick over continuously.
Who knows
Yeah. He's an instructor. He has a problem with prematurely pulling the trigger
this cured it.
Probably does need at! Be careful which end you look at firstYeah. He's an instructor. He has a problem with prematurely pulling the trigger
Don't pick the wrong gun up
Spot on Mick, I have another Terex 860 here so i swapped the latching valve over and it cured the problem on the original machine which now turns off on the key, The other machine now has the fault, I will order a new valve this week, Many thanks for your input!
what year is it .... I don't speak 'project'
2003what year is it .... I don't speak 'project'
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Apologies, I may have made a mistake there. I looked at the V5 and just quoted the first registration date. The slew isn't powered by rams. There is a dash behind the steering wheel with lights, clock, etc. But the ignition key, heater controls, etc. are on a side dash. A photo. of the machine if it helps.