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DIY Tragic
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Sydney, more than not. I hate it.
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Approaching reassembly, got a question for the CR diesel experts.
During tear down I assumed the subject banjo fitting had a stepped head and just ratcheted away without really looking. Next thing I had a stop bolt, copper washer and a fine spring about 20mm long in my hand. It came off the end of the actual banjo bolt.  Clearly, I wasn’t 100% focused that day. What I’m wondering is, in this process of misadventure did I lose a check ball or some type of poppet valve? I did not observe anything falling, or see any piece on the ground when I immediately stopped to look. PLEASE NOTE: POSTIMAGES MAY NOW CARRY PORN ADVERTS ABOVE AND BELOW ENLARGED IMAGES |
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Diesel: Have I Lost a Check Ball?
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