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    Posted: 13 Apr 2019 at 1:08am
Do these two injector pumps interchange?  Or what do I need to know to be certain...

   MODEL                        'RPM                             SERIAL#                       MFG#
  DBGFC 637--75AF       2000                           1634845                           4022404

  DBGFC  637--49AF         2200                           1115435                           4021516

      THANKS.....DALE
  
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What did they come off of ??
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DBGFC637-75AF is for 180 DBGFC637-49AF is for 190xt fuel setting is less on the 180 they will fit both
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Mostly the same, a few differences in settings mostly. Like said above the 49AF is an XT, the 75AF is 180, both non advance. Use the XT pump on a 180 and just torque screw in for the non turbo engine.
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Originally posted by injpumpEd injpumpEd wrote:

Mostly the same, a few differences in settings mostly. Like said above the 49AF is an XT, the 75AF is 180, both non advance. Use the XT pump on a 180 and just torque screw in for the non turbo engine.

ED...The XT pump and 2200 RPM would be similiar to the 185??  Or the 180 pump turned up to 2200??
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:

What did they come off of ??
   

I have several pumps around here and am not sure but trust the responses are probably the case...Just want to have a pump ready for the 180 if needed..Thank ....Dale
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote orangereborn Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Apr 2019 at 10:33am
I have always been intrigued by the injector system but have never had the need to know more. I have followed the discussions and retain the posted information. That has changed because I now have a one-eighty that has a perceived fuel/pump problem. So I have now decided it is time to throw my why/if's out there for the experts. And I want to keep it as short as possible. Sediment bowl gasket and screen? Although the parts book show different parts for the diesel and gas systems does that difference still apply? From what I run into It appears that one version is now used everywhere. In some situations the screen is in the bowl recess below the gasket and others the screen is hanging on the base on top of the gasket. The last question for now is the removal of the valve on the injector return line. The question to a popular Rebuilder about the current 180 problem I was told to remove that valve. I do not have one system that any longer has that valve in it. So I asked what is the purpose of that valve and does it need to be replaced. That person didn't know. Thanks everyone for your input... Dale
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Originally posted by Alvin M Alvin M wrote:

DBGFC637-75AF is for 180 DBGFC637-49AF is for 190xt fuel setting is less on the 180 they will fit both
  

Alvin..Could one of the versions on the 200 be similiar???  Thank to helping...Dale
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The 185 is set closer to the 190 non turbo. Some later 180, 185, 190XT used a pump with advance as well. Any one of them could be rebuild as a core by a competent shop to put on to your 180.
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I have the lines off  the 180 and I have not yet checked, but are the spacer/holders on the line clamps still available? The old one's are brittle and broken. Thanks...Dale
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Got the pump off the sputtering 180 and this apparantly is the culprit....Also has 4020510 injector tips...190's???  Dale


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Typical broken down flex ring. 
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The injector pump inspection cover gasket on the 180 timing cover. Thin paper or thicker material. Have one off that had no gasket.....Thanks....Dale
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Dale, it is a thinner rubber material. My 185 has the same problem right now. Tracy
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