Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) What is the going price for a used p7100 pump?

[fj40charles]

I have a friend that has a P7100 pump from a 96 truck with a NV4500. I believe this is a 215 pump. The truck has little over 100K miles on it, but was in an accident. He is thinking about parting it out and wanted to know what the going rate was for a used P7100 pump. I believe the new ones go for 2500. 00.



Thanks in advance.



Charles

 

[Reb.B]

well i pay any where from $200 for a core 160 or 175 pump and $350 for used good 180 pump. The 215 hp pumps are crazy hard to get and i have to pay between $500 and $600 and i really have to try to get them in my hands. If its a good 215 at the right price, . . snatch that thing up, or send it to me, lol.

 

[Tom C]

hey Charles, That could be the first part you get for a 7100 conversion on your truck. I would give $500 for it. It works right?

 

[Jim Fulmer]

Look at the prices, that's why Piers built the 160 Stupid pump, he is going to be doing a 180 version for me just can't decide how much I need



Jim

 

[J.R. Adkins]

Charles,



How much for the trans? 4x4?





J. R.

 

[fj40charles]

Let me ask my friend if he want me to publish his email address so you can contact him personally. BTW, I believe there is someone who already has dibs on the entire motor.

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

Used, price depends on condition and for best $ a pump shop should verify its performance. I can get a new one for $2K, for comparison.

 

[PWeber]

fj40charles,



I need the following parts. Please email me at -- email address removed --.



fan, fan clutch and pulley and mount bracket.

fan belt tensioner pulley assembly

turbo to intercooler rubber boots on passenger side.

A/C condenser

radiator

 

[fj40charles]

The seller is still thinking about what he wants to sell and keep. Also, because the truck was wrecked, we don't know what will be salvageable or not. Please do not send me PM's or email me because I will not answer them or forward them to the seller. He has asked me to wait until he is ready to discuss possibly selling the items.



Thanks,

Charles