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Never done until Land Cruiser God says it’s done.
When we timed the injection pump, the injectors were away. FYI, this involves actually
pivoting the whole pump, sort of tilting it away from the engine. What one has to realize,
the injector lines are hardened steel, ridgidly held in place by cap nuts and retainers.
So when I reinstalled the injectors the lines were all displaced from before. I had #2 leak
and had to tear into it three times before I got an epiphany, loosen the cap nuts on the injector pump,
loosen the position guide nuts with the line lock downs, loosen the hold down bolts on the injectors themselves.
Then attach the line nuts to the injectors, tighten to spec. Then tighten the injectors themselves
to spec. Then reattach the injector line cap nuts on the pump and the guide nuts.
I hope this helps the next guy who removes injectors and then times injection pump
and can properly put it all back together without tension.
My .02, inherent tension resisting vibration on anything, including a motor is gonna give you
trouble later on. Reassemble loosely with slack and save trouble later. J