Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Oil seal in vaccum pump

[JRodgers]

Well I was able to repair a leaky vacuum pump shaft seal by replacing the seal. The real PIA of this job was getting the pump out of the truck becuase it is not easy to get to unless you take a lot of other stuff off to get at it. A lot of work for a $4 seal. I got the seal at a local distributor in Fort Worth, if anyone wants specifics PM me and I will be glad to send them along.



I used a socket set as to tap out the pressed together parts of the pump as mentioned earlier in another post in this thread. It worked great and and I was able to get it apart and put back together in about 30 mins. Make sure you get all the parts back in the right order. If you forget the 'X' plate in the middle when reassembling it then it will be really hard to get the other collar out to put it in again.



Joe

 

[Mundgyver]

JRodgers,



Do you have a part # for the seal and who was the distributor



Thanks.

 

[Mundgyver]

Reganis Auto Center has a rear shaft oil seal available for the 24 Valve ISB vacuum pump. Instead of replacing a whole pump, you can get just the seal from them at 308-632-8200

I called these guys and they want $46. 92 for the seal. Cummins wants $624 for the pump and DC is in the $1,200 range. I have tried WABCO and they don't even list the pump # that was cited earlier at 914-003-021-0. Cummins has it as 313-719-3.





Could those that are getting this seal for $4. 00, please be so kind as to give us the nitty gritty details on where you got it from, a valid part number and who makes it and a price please





I don't want to pay $46. 92 + shipping for a $4. 00 seal.



Geez, have I whined enough already

 

[HEMI®Dart]

Mundgyver,



Scroll up 4 posts to CPFF. He has the seal.

 

[KWIKKURT]

CPFF, Has the Kits ready to go. It has seals for both styles of repairable pumps. Just Email or PM him. They are a great price and it includes shipping... ... L8tr Kurt

 

[Mundgyver]

Sounds good, I try that way.