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    The VP44 is an electronic fuel injection pump that performs four functions: producing high fuel pressure, metering fuel amounts, distributing fuel to each cylinder, and varying timing. It uses a cam ring and plungers controlled by a solenoid valve. A worn pump can reduce power. The document provides instructions for installing, removing, cleaning, and testing the VP44 pump.

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    VP44 Install

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    The VP44 is an electronic fuel injection pump that performs four functions: producing high fuel pressure, metering fuel amounts, distributing fuel to each cylinder, and varying timing. It uses a cam ring and plungers controlled by a solenoid valve. A worn pump can reduce power. The document provides instructions for installing, removing, cleaning, and testing the VP44 pump.

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    The VP44 is an electronic fuel injection pump that performs four functions: producing high fuel pressure, metering fuel amounts, distributing fuel to each cylinder, and varying timing. It uses a cam ring and plungers controlled by a solenoid valve. A worn pump can reduce power. The document provides instructions for installing, removing, cleaning, and testing the VP44 pump.

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    VP44

    Installation Instructions
    & Information
    VP44 Pump General Information
    The fuel injection pump (VP44) is an electronic rotary distributor pump. The pump performs four
    basic functions:

    1. Producing the high fuel pressure required for injection.


    2. Metering the exact amount of fuel for each injection cycle.
    3. Distributing the high-pressure, metered fuel to each cylinder at the precise time.
    4. Varying the timing relative to engine speed.

    A cam ring with three plungers, a rotor, and an electronically controlled fueling solenoid valve is
    used to develop and distribute the high pressure required for injection.

    A worn or damaged internal transfer pump, plunger, or fueling valve can affect the pressure and
    amount of fuel injected, thus reducing the power from the engine. Generally, if the fuel injection
    pump is injecting fuel from one outlet, it will deliver from all outlets.

    VP44 Timing Principles


    Timing in the VP44 is controlled by an internal timing piston coupled to a cam ring inside the pump.
    The timing piston is moved by fuel pressure. The amount of fuel pressure in the timing piston as-
    sembly housing is controlled by an internal transfer pump and a pulsating timing solenoid valve.

    As pump speed increases, the fuel pressure to the timing piston assembly also increases. Based
    on the inputs from the fuel pump control module (FPCM), the timing solenoid valve pulses to vary the pres-
    sure to move the timing piston, which results in the cam ring moving to the desired position to
    achieve the commanded timing.

    The more pressure created by the internal transfer pump and timing solenoid valve, the more the
    timing will advance; therefore, timing range capability is increased at higher RPMs.

    1
    VP44 Pump Initial Check

    Disconnect the VP44 fuel pump drain line from the T-fitting and plug it.

    Disconnect the vacuum gauge plastic tubing from the cylinder head’s
    drain line and connect it to the VP44 fuel pump inlet line.

    NOTE: All fuel must be drained from all fuel lines, if observed.

    Apply the vacuum test to the fuel system and check the vacuum gauge.
    The vacuum can not exceed 381 to 508 mm Hg [15 to 20 in Hg].

    If the system holds the vacuum (if the reading on the gauge does not
    reduce, the vacuum should not drop more than 2.54 mm Hg [0.1 in Hg]
    in a minute), then there is no leak in the fuel system.

    NOTE: The vacuum test is completed if the fuel system holds vacuum for
    at least 5 minutes.

    If the system does not hold vacuum (the reading on the gauge does not
    hold and reduce to 0 mm Hg [0 in Hg], then there is a leak in the fuel
    system.

    If the system does not hold a vacuum, check for leaks at the VP44 fuel
    pump.

    Inspect the lines, fittings, washers, and VP44 fuel pump for any damage.
    Replace and install parts that are damaged.

    Contact an Authorized Cummins Repair Facility (MWFI) for replacement


    and installation of the VP44 fuel pump, if required.

    2
    VP44 Pump Removal

    Disconnect the battery cables, negative (-) cable first.

    It is recommended to bar the engine over so that the keyway on the gear
    is at the 12-o’clock position when removing the fuel pump. This posi-
    tion can be found by taking the oil fill or fuel pump gear access cap off,
    whichever applies, and aligning the keyway in the fuel pump gear to the
    top dead center (TDC) position on the front cover. In this position the line
    on the fuel pump gear will approximately be in the 7-o’clock position.

    NOTE: Doing the above will help prevent the fuel pump key from falling
    into the housing if it is loose

    17 mm - Disconnect the fuel return line.

    17 mm - Disconnect the fuel pump supply line.

    19 mm - Remove the high-pressure lines.


    Remove the 9-pin electrical connector from the fuel pump control module
    (FPCM).

    10 mm - Remove the fuel pump support bracket.

    27 mm - Remove the crankcase breather and gear retaining nut and


    washer.

    75-mm T-Bar - Pull the fuel injection pump drive gear loose from the
    pump driveshaft.

    3
    13 mm - Remove the four mounting nuts, and remove the fuel injection
    pump.

    NOTE: Do not drop the drive gear key when removing the pump.

    VP44 Pump Cleaning

    Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe all of the oil off the back of the gear hous-
    ing mounting surface and pump housing.

    VP44 Pump Installation


    It is recommended to bar the engine over so that the keyway on the gear
    is at the 12-o’clock position when installing the fuel pump. This posi-
    tion can be found by taking the oil fill or fuel pump gear access cap off,
    whichever applies, and aligning the keyway in the fuel pump gear to the
    top dead center (TDC) position on the front cover. In this position the line
    on the fuel pump gear will approximately be in the 7-o’clock position.

    NOTE: Doing the above will help prevent the fuel pump key from falling
    into the gear housing if it is loose.

    The keyed gear and shaft allow for the fuel injection pump to be installed
    in any position, as long as the markings on the front gear train align and a
    gear has not slipped.

    Use an evaporative cleanser (e.g., brake cleaner, isopropyl alcohol) to


    clean the pump shaft and gear bore.

    NOTE: The fuel injection pump shaft has to be rotated to align with the
    keyway in the gear.

    Install the pump. Make sure the key does not fall into the gear housing.
    Take care not to damage the pump mounting o-ring.

    NOTE: When installing the fuel pump, the dowel in the back of the gear
    housing has to line up with the hole in the pump mounting flange, as well
    as the keyway in the gear. Barring the engine so the keyway is at the 12-
    o’clock position will aid in aligning the key into the keyway.

    4
    Hand-tighten the four mounting nuts.

    24 mm - Install the pump driveshaft nut and spring washer.

    Torque Value: 30 n.m [22 ft-lb]

    NOTE: Do not over tighten; this is not the final torque.

    15 mm - Tighten the fuel injection pump mounting nuts.

    Torque Value: 43 n.m [32 ft-lb]

    Install the injection pump support bracket. Finger-tighten all cap screws
    before final tightening.

    Tighten the brackets in the following sequence:

    1. Bracket-to-fuel pump cap screws


    2. Brace-to-block cap screws
    3. Bracket-to-fuel pump brace cap screws

    10 mm - Tighten all cap screws on the support bracket.

    Torque Value: 24 n.m [212 in-lb]

    22 mm - Tighten the pump driveshaft retaining nut.

    Torque Value: 170 n.m [125 ft-lb]

    5
    Install the crankcase breather.

    17 mm - Install the low-pressure fuel lines.


    17 mm - Install the fuel Inlet.
    17 mm - Install the fuel return lines.
    19 mm - Install the high-pressure line at the fuel pump.
    19 mm - Install a high-pressure line at the cylinder head.

    Connect the 9-pin connector to the VP44 fuel pump.

    Connect the battery cables, negative (-) cable last.

    Vent all air from the fuel system, if needed.

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