lensguy

Looks like i am in need of a new lift pump, only got 50,000 from my oem diaphram pump so am looking at going to a llpp. Went to the sticky, looks simple enough but... The last list of part #s from cummins is dated 2009, any chance thoose # s still work.

peckens

Go to the end of the thread for updated #'s

lensguy

Thanks, thoose #s are from page 8 of 9. Post is dated 2011 says info is from 2009. Have cummins store 30 mn north of me will head there friday.weekend project.

BILTIT

This is a good option aswell, pick your spring pressure.

http://www.thehungrydiesel.com/Lift_Pump.html

lensguy

Hmm...interesting would the instructions from the sticky still work?

dan123dbl

I'm not sure what the instructions from the sticky were but I installed the one from The Hungry Diesel and it was simple. Just need to carve out some of the insulation for it to fit properly.

lensguy

Thanks guys,and it looks like all the parts needed are there.

cougar

If your not planning on upping to really big injectors in the future, the Delphi pump is half the price and works just fine. It fueled my 7X.010 injectors steady to 3200rpm without falling off.

lensguy

Longevity of that pump? Not real happy about a toast lp after 50,000 miles. That is only about 18 mo. For me.

cougar

Use to be a day you could rely on name brand quality. That day died a long time ago. Delphi makes a lot of replacement parts that are rebranded by the big name brand companies now days. I have not had a complaint with their products. They have lasted just as long as any other.

lensguy

Boy are you right there, my toast after 50,000 mi diaphragm LP is OEM right from the cummins store handed to me!