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The force/motion applied to finally free the element needs to be applied through the tappet not the rack as the rack mechanism is much more delicate and easy to damage than the tappet mechanism.Join the /r/MechanicAdvice IRC for instant conversations with other users on libera.chat irc network. Stuck racks are usually due to stuck pumping elements, they stick because of the natural wax in the fuel solidifies when left standing for years and sticks the parts together, the heat melts or softens this fuel wax and as soon as thing start to move the lube oil gets in there and dissolves it freeing the assembly almost instantly. Do not force the rack, try and work the tappet up into the pump body either with a soft faced mallet or in a vice, once again do not use excessive force. C) and the rack should free off, in this way sometimes stuck pumps free off within minutes, try and get some lube oil or WD40 into the pump fuel inlet to help lube the internal pumping element assembly. Place the injection pump into hot engine oil for an hour (max 100 deg.
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