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jud Posted - 26 Jul 2011 : 00:31:41
hi, folks.
the engine on my norman 32 starts o.k. off the key but once running
it revs out of control and wont stop unless i "choke" it with my hand over the air intake. the pump is a bosch on an om636 inboard diesel and i'd really appreciate any advice about it.
many thanks,
jud.
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i love boats Posted - 26 Jul 2011 : 16:07:45
Another thought is that have you filled the engine oil up too much as the oil finds its way into the cylinders. Dave
stratford4528 Posted - 26 Jul 2011 : 14:22:41
I have had another thought about your problem. If it has got an inline pump its possible the rack in the pump maybe stuck. If it is inline there should be a plate on the side which you can remove and see the rack. Another thought is if it has started using oil it could be running on engine oil that has got past the piston rings.
Hope this helps Bob
cliveshep Posted - 26 Jul 2011 : 10:02:23
What that sounds like is an air leak, check your system over and bleed it out properly before you go any further or you could be throwing away good cash unnecessarily.


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stratford4528 Posted - 26 Jul 2011 : 06:44:37
There is probably a governor inside the pump. Its possible the governor spring is broken. you will have to have the pump looked at by a diesel pump reconditioner. Ring Peter Slater 01724 855214. He's (old school) good on old engines.

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