Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Studs for lift pump

[JPS]

8mm x 1. 25 x 55mm Studs (2) (Hardened if possible)

8mm nylok nuts (2)

8mm lockwashers (2)

Loktite for threaded portion in block ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO FIND THESE??? JPS

 

[MLee]

you'll probible have to make you own. I went to Home Depot and got the threaded bolt to the head and cut off the nut/head, filed it round, got good threads, and cut a slot for a screw driver in the end. In a metric just look for the highest number you can find like 10 might equal a 8 in SAE type straigth.

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

McMaster Carr

 

[Bob4x4]

or I beleive Genos includes them with the pump

 

[JPS]

GM has them in a parts listing, not sure they are still available. Will probably have to make my own. Thanks for the reply's!!! jps

 

[JPS]

Just checked Geno's site. You are correct, Bob, studs included!!. Weather got a little cold here last nite. May wait for it to warm a little. Not wanting to heat shop if I can wait for warmer weather. Do you know, is Geno's pump a Bosch or china made. Not to proud of china parts!!! jps in nw Iowa

 

[Hootguy]

you might be dissapointed to know even the CUMMINS lift pump is made in China,,i dont believe Bosch makes our lift pumps anymore///

 

[Hootguy]

Larry B has lots of those studs,,

 

[JPS]

Thanks Hootguy jps

 

[gcorron]

I bought the lift pump from Geno's. It is a Cummins part, and they did supply the long studs for it. Makes it much easier but I had made my own several years ago. You can make only one, pull the pump near the block, and then use the original, then it will be up to the block, and stable enough to pull the home made one out and install the original, not really a big problem.

George