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11-06-2007, 11:22 PM
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if you are replacing the pump rod all you have to do to hold it up in place is to put some heavy grease (wheel bearing) on the end of it that goes aganist the cam and that will hold it up in place while you install the pump. When I install a pump I like to get the bolts started and then you can push on the pump and rock it up and down to check to see if the pump is working
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