How much is a new mechanical lift pump?
12-11-2004, 06:24 PM
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How much is a new mechanical lift pump?
In the process of putting my truck back together after replacing the timing case (KDP), I ...AHEM... "Somehow" cross threaded the fuel line into the top of the pump.
How much $$$ is this mechanical fuel pump (lift pump), and should I take some Vaseline to the Cummins dealer when I go to get one?
The timing case isn't that bad of a job, guys! Just take EVERYTHING off the truck forward of the engine, then you got 'er licked!
How much $$$ is this mechanical fuel pump (lift pump), and should I take some Vaseline to the Cummins dealer when I go to get one?
The timing case isn't that bad of a job, guys! Just take EVERYTHING off the truck forward of the engine, then you got 'er licked!
12-11-2004, 06:30 PM
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My brother-in-law replaced his on his 12V last year. If I recall correctly, I think he paid around $145 from Dodge. Not sure of any other sources for these.
12-11-2004, 06:37 PM
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I hope you're talking about the electric lift pump and not the mechanical!
If it's gonna cost that much, I'll stick an aftermarket electric pump on there!
If it's gonna cost that much, I'll stick an aftermarket electric pump on there!
12-11-2004, 08:41 PM
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Originally posted by Jeremy Cusick
I hope you're talking about the electric lift pump and not the mechanical!
If it's gonna cost that much, I'll stick an aftermarket electric pump on there!
I hope you're talking about the electric lift pump and not the mechanical!
If it's gonna cost that much, I'll stick an aftermarket electric pump on there!
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12-11-2004, 10:45 PM
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I bought my last lift pump at NAPA for around $153. I think it was a carter. The Dodge dealer wanted $235 list but that is New Mexico. Just call around for pricing.
12-13-2004, 08:48 AM
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NAPA is about $135 and Cummins is about $160, at least in my area this is what they are charging.
You might be able to get a pump from a Case Tractor dealership. There is a fitting to interchange between the new and the old pump. If you have an early stlye fuel pump off a 1994-early 1996 this fitting is not interchangeable (unless maybe the lift pump is not the original anyway). The LP at the case dealer is around $95. FWIW - They are all the same Carter pump.
You might be able to get a pump from a Case Tractor dealership. There is a fitting to interchange between the new and the old pump. If you have an early stlye fuel pump off a 1994-early 1996 this fitting is not interchangeable (unless maybe the lift pump is not the original anyway). The LP at the case dealer is around $95. FWIW - They are all the same Carter pump.
12-13-2004, 10:07 PM
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New Mexico has special pricing that is 20% to 80% higher than in the north east. Many times I can next day UPS it in from out of state for a 40% savings. That includes auto zone!!!!
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