1989 Dodge Cummins 5.9L Diesel Fuel Injection Pump Timing Marks Diagram
Scanned service-manual figure identifying gear housing, timing marks, lock bolt and fuel injection pump flange on a 5.9L Cummins diesel.
This document is a single page from a service manual covering the 5.9L 6-cylinder Cummins B Series turbo diesel engine (VIN code 8) as installed in a 1989 Dodge Pickup. It presents Fig. 13, 'Fuel Injection Pump Timing Marks,' a line-art illustration credited to Chrysler Motors. The diagram shows the front gear housing area of the engine with the fuel injection pump mounted to it, and labels five key components relevant to injection pump timing and removal/installation: the gear housing, the timing marks (aligned between the pump and the gear housing), the lock bolt, the special washer, and the fuel injection pump flange. A block of text at the upper left has been blacked out by the uploader. The page footer shows it was printed Monday, December 15, 2003 at 10:32 AM, is Page 1, and is copyright 2001 MRIC and Snap-on Tools Company, indicating the scan comes from a Snap-on/Mitchell electronic repair information system. The page is part of a multi-page set (dodgepump1–8) apparently documenting a Cummins injection pump procedure. A reader can learn where the timing marks, lock bolt, and special washer are located on the injection pump for alignment during pump service.
This document covers 1989, which may differ from this 1992 Ford Bronco.
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Frequently asked questions
- What engine does this diagram apply to?
- The 5.9L 6-cylinder Cummins B Series turbo diesel, VIN code [8], as fitted to a 1989 Dodge Pickup.
- What components are labeled in the fuel injection pump timing diagram?
- The gear housing, timing marks, lock bolt, special washer, and fuel injection pump flange.
- Where are the injection pump timing marks located?
- Per the diagram, the timing marks are on the fuel injection pump flange where it meets the gear housing at the front of the engine.
- What is the source of this illustration?
- Fig. 13 is credited 'Courtesy of Chrysler Motors' and the page is © 2001 MRIC and Snap-on Tools Company.
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