Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Fuel plate

[JWaters]

Ok Here is my fuel plate, it is a #11, I am posting this so I can ask the person I got it from a question and he can see it. We are talking about adjusting the pump lever so it touches the plate correctly. As in your PM you said that the ground part is the upper level, this is where you loose me as that is the part going down to the lower part of the pump when installed. I really hope I can just install it in the stock location and be done with it as I dont want to mess with the pump to much. Once you get this picture tell me how the plate works, Or anyone can tell me what it does and how it works. Anyone with a #11 that just installed it and left it alone? My truck runs very good now, it pulls 3100 in 5th gear at 107 mph and it will put you in the seat when you stand on it. I just wanted something alittle extra to have so my brothers duramax will not get around me. We have not raced yet but it is coming. Thanks for the help and I know I have been working on cummins for 17 years but when it comes to pumps I just replace them I have never been inside so when I sound like a dumb a$$ it is because of this reason. I have a pump off of a 98 model today and it is eledctronic but it looks like it is a cross between the old rotory pump and the new electronic pump. I checked the KDP on it because the bus is listed as a 99 model and the dowel is about 1/8 out past the cover. It was about to fall!





thanks again for the help on all the questions

 

[Rams-n-Hogs]

When I put in the #11, all I did was slide it forward. Never did the governor lever adjustment. Same holds true for the #10. I still have never done the governor lever adjustment. Just slapped it in, and went.



Jim