Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Replacement Lift pump

[kebees4]

My lift pump is headed south and was looking for a replacement pump. What is out there besides OEM from dealer?

I would like to find a direct replacement without paying the dealer $225. 00. I have searched the forms but came up empty. Can anyone help.

 

[KLough]

You not under warranty? If not you can get one from Chace at WTTD for about 150 and it is the new version. THere is alot of other places as well just shop around through the vendors on here (TDR).



http://www.westtexasturbodiesel.com/



325. 365. 1394

 

[24V-DSL]

Any Cummins dealer....

PN 3990105



~$150

 

[DGFoster]

Originally posted by KLough

You not under warranty? If not you can get one from Chace at WTTD for about 150 and it is the new version. THere is alot of other places as well just shop around through the vendors on here (TDR).



http://www.westtexasturbodiesel.com/



There is a new version??





325. 365. 1394

 

[JR2]

The new version came out about a year ago or maybe a little more. If you have not had a new lift pump during that time you still have the old version. No noticable difference from the outside, just some changes to make them last longer.

 

[ROADWARRIOR]

Summit sells a Carter pump that is real close to the same thing. It flows more gallons per hour. I think the hose connections are larger, so you'd have to get adapters. I think it is a 4601HP and it sells for around $80. It mounts up the same and is the same physical size.



Dan

 

[kebees4]

I am still under warranty but I had it tested a month ago and was told it is ok. I am planning a trip To Canada and don't want to be stranded some where. When I called the dealer or a price they first quoted me $1450. 00 for a rebuilt one. I told them that is not a lift pump but an injector pump. That is why I am going to just replace it myself. They don't know the difference between a lift pump and an injector pump. I don't want to go get it tested again to tell me it is ok again.