Mechanical fuel injection pumps

Fist person I'd call would be Ed at Oklahoma Turbo Diesel.

I'm not entirely sure he can do it, but, if not, I bet he knows who can.

 

Call these guy they are the old school guys, but also have the modern technology. http://www.pittsburghpower.com/

 

What do you want to do?. A cat service manual is pretty self explanatory on fixing them.

 

Let me state that differently. It you do not want to deal with Cat or work on it yourself there is a network of professional independent shops that do just that. I believe they are also connected through their organisation to offer nation wide warranty. Search diesel.org/warranty. Click on "Find Location" and enter cities in your area. If you get a personal reference to a shop that is also an ADS member they should rate 4 or 5 stars.

 

Welch Diesel in Des Moines, Google him and you will find the phone number. Otherwise message me and I will give you his email. He is one of the very best at Cat mechanical engines.

I love two stick set ups, and still remember the first time I hung the brownie up from rounding the shift pattern, as well how to pop it free with a large screwdriver bar. Sound familiar @Woreout?

 

Give these guys a call: http://www.dieselpartsofcarolina.com/

 

Been there done that. Running my left through the steering wheel was a hard thing for me to learn. Both my trucks are family. Nothing better than a B model CAT in my opinion, or a 359.


I agree about Welch diesel. I thought I knew about a CAT. I learned more from reading his post than I ever knew. Never met him but I assure you it would be right when you left