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Hello all,

what electrical component controls tells the injector pump to speed up or slow down in order to deliver fuel into the engine. I would think it would be something like the throttle position sensor or a mechanical equivalent on an mechanical pump.

I am asking because my E7 is fast revving up and down like crazy on startup, in quite a predictable manner. It ask as if one is depressing and releasing the accelerator, when no one is doing it. And it does not even respond to the accelerator when one is pressing it. So i think the electronic component that controls the injector pump speed has failed, and is cycling between its low and high output.

any help will be appreciated.

thanks

My 02 E7 350 somewhat did this when the throttle pedal went. If you put slight pressure on the pedal as it was revving it would calm back down, let up pressure it would race again.

sorry l left out the details. 1993 CH613 with E7 electronic fuel injection pump.

Well I found that the ECM is fried, and it appears that the electronic governor side of the injection pump has been messed up too.. The new ECM is not able to supply enough power to get the pump going.

hello,

i just wanted to inform of the resolution. the ecm was not fried after all, and the electric governor is ok. there was a grounding issue that happened when wires around the air compressor were reconnected after re-installing the compressor. it caused the cyclic revving, and we did not quite figure out why the second ecm did not work

twas quite a painful education, but we keep learning.

thanks

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