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I am glad it worked for now, but I suggest you start saving up for a full pump rebuild. Ike

The ball is located under the return fitting that screws into the top of the pump. I am not sure, but it may be possible to remove and clean the ball without disassembling the pump (may require removing the top cover which is held down with 4 screws, or may be able to unscrew with just removal...

I suspect your return fitting on the top of the injection pump is stopped up, if this is a stanadyne / Roosa Master pump it has a glass ball check valve that commonly gets clogged, once back pressure builds up the pump shuts down, having the timing cover off relieves the pressure. Some people...

A couple of more things, base your choice of injection shops on reputation not on price, ask some of the local diesel shops who they use for injection pump work. Shopping injection pump rebuilds on price is like shopping for the cheapest dentist, maybe you get lucky or maybe you end up in a lot...

My gut feeling is your injection pump needs to be rebuilt, perhaps some of the gunk got past the filters. Ike

It seems to me that these problems are more common at some locations than at others. Having said that based on my limited experience with only 2 GL sites, I am not sure how much control of the site is in the hands of the GL people, and how much is in the hands of the DRMO people, etc. The...