[Elbonk]

I saw this pump for sale and was wondering what type it was, looks different than the VE on mine. Any ideas?

 

[Elbonk]

looks like a robert bosch ve pump,should have a metal tag looking up from the bottom side.Thats what I have on my cpl858.K

There is something on it that looks different than the pump on mine. I believe mine is a VE as well.

 

[Elbonk]

The Pump in the picture has the Wax Motor KSB. Its the cylinder looking part with the tube coming off the top and the electrical contact on the right end. You may have the selinoid type KSB which does look a little different.

Paul

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Look at my pic of the pump, I think it is a little different. I don't think it has the thing directlly below the throttle linkage, about 3/4 of the way down. That is where mine has the model # stamped on it.

My solenoid looks similar.. that solenoid allows the fuel to flow correct?

 

[Elbonk]

Ok, so I don't have a manual yet, but that is a clue that my motor is not an '89, must be 86 (stamp is faint) thanks, most helpful.

Regarding your question on the KSB Solenoid. In the picture the KSB is the Wax Motor Style, not Solenoid. Its purpose/function is as follows;'

Quote from Cummins Shop Manual B3.9 and B5.9 Series Engines
Section 5 - Fuel System - Group 5
"Cold Start Timing Advance System (KSB)
Need for KSB on VE Pumps
Emission requirements for 1988 prompted the need for a cold start timing advance system (KSB) to minimize white smoke.

After the engine starts, the Wax Motor Style KSB fully advances the ignition timing at low idle until the engine warms up. The KSB is not functional after the engine reaches 71 degrees C or 160 degrees F coolant temperature."

Paul