Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) I need a lift pump

[WestTN]

I replaced and relocated my lift pump in May of '06. Now I need a replacement and all my documentation is at home in TN. who sells the replacement pump with the built in bypass?







On EDIT: I found what I need at BD.

 

[Misenheimer]

Try this, I used this number and it was still good. The price might be as high as $160 retail it depends on the dealer. This is complete with all gaskets and a light kit also.



1) If you need to replace your lift pump, try ordering Cummins PN 4090046 from a Cummins dealer, not Dodge. It is from what anybody can tell, the same thing as a factory lift pump for $65 vs $200. Do not ask them any stupid questions like "Will this fit on a Dodge. " If they ask, it's going on a school bus.

 

[icman95]

Try this, I used this number and it was still good. The price might be as high as $160 retail it depends on the dealer. This is complete with all gaskets and a light kit also.



1) If you need to replace your lift pump, try ordering Cummins PN 4090046 from a Cummins dealer, not Dodge. It is from what anybody can tell, the same thing as a factory lift pump for $65 vs $200. Do not ask them any stupid questions like "Will this fit on a Dodge. " If they ask, it's going on a school bus.

I did this about 2 years ago with no problem. My Cummins dealer didn't even ask. I just told them I needed this part number and it came up in their computer with the pricing. It's the same pump, but priced better for fleet use so that Cummins didn't have major fleet owners sueing them or using a competitor's engine. Us Dodge owners get shafted.



If you have the time and $ screw the regular lift pump and put in a FASS pump instead. It's the last one you'll ever install. End of problem.