Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Fass Fuel Systems how can you see the difference between the 95 and 150

[blkdragon]

I ordered a 150 pump with air and water seperator. But I think they sent me the 95 pump. I still have the receipt for the purchase and i have talked to them about this. They told me that my pump is the 150 pump but on my pump it reads 95 series. Can somebody that has a 150 pump look to see what it says to see if they are lying to me. I dont want to release the name of the company i got it from unitl i figure out if they are telling me the truth. Thanks

 

[csevers]

There is a tag/sticker on the original box should be on the top corner that will have both options and one will be checked with a check mark wether it is a 95 or a 150. The other option is to get the seriel # and call the manufacture and they can tell you witch it is by seriel #.



Craig

 

[16919]

There are 3 differnt style pumps the 95 150 and 200. You probably have the 95 series fass with the 150 gph flow rate (95/150). Check their website for each combo of pumps but that is my guess.

 

[blkdragon]

So they make a 95 pump that pumps 150 gph and then they make a 150 that pumps 150gph. Why do they do that. So what is the difference between them.

 

[16919]

There are different series of pumps. I think that the differences between them are the size, the filters, and the operation pressure ranges. I know that the Fass 150/150 is not really designed to operate at more than 25 psi if I remember right. Where as the 95 series can operate at much higher.

Don't hold me to all of this, I am by no means an expert. Get a hold of Diesel_Dan. (note the hyphen) He works for them and is on the forum. Hopefully he can chime in on this as well... . but like I said earlier, check out the site http://www.dieselpp.com/ They have a spec sheet link on there that will give you te main differences in the pumps ect. Hope this helps... .

 

[blkdragon]

I talked to woodsrat and he said that if i get the serial number off of it he can run it and see what pump i have. I am going to get ahold of him. I got on dpp's site and i cant really find the actual pump specs but i found dimensions and some stuff like that.

 

[LowFly]

I know its a little late (Just found this one) but here is how you can tell the differance between the pumps.



To help you with our part numbers use the following example:



AAAA XXX/DDD-VVVV



A = This will tell you what unit you are working with. FASS or HPFP

X = This will tell you what model FASS unit you have. 150 Series or 95 Series. (FASS Part numbers only)***

D = This will tell you the flow rate of the pump in Gallons per hour.

V = This will tell you what application this unit is built for. Dodge is 1000's,

Ford is 2000's and Chev is 3000's



***NOTE: HPFP will not have model (X) in the part number.



95 series unit:

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150 Series unit:

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You can also look on the side of the motor base (The square block that attaches to the motor. If you look at the pic above for the 95 Series, you can see the "A" stamped in it) This will have an A or B stamped in the side.



A = . 625 gear (150 GPH or 200 GPH depending on the motor used)

B = . 335 gear (95 GPH or 120 GPH depending on the motor used)



Any part number with a "PSI" listed in the number, the flow rate shown is at that pressure. EX: FASS 150/180-1010@45 PSI