I've got 235,000 miles on my '95 2500. I still love this truck! But I'm wondering what to do when my Injection Pump decides it's had enough. I see sellers on ebay who are selling rebuilt pumps for $700.

Which rebuilders have a good reputation?
How long do rebuilt pumps last?
Thanks!

 

Columbus Diesel.

 

stay away from those special ebay rebuilt junkers. if your in the market for a rebuilt pump go with columbus diesel supply. i have a installed a few of there rebuilt vp44s and am pleased. also use to use alot of there pumps and turbos at my last job. top notch products!

 

Unless you are dumping lots of foreign matter into your fuel don't worry about the pump. Mine is trouble free and the two guys I have met with million mile trucks had the original IP.

 

IP failures with the p-pump are rare, but occur nonetheless. 94-95 seem to be worse for it than the later years. Everything I have heard has steered me to Columbus Diesel. I will be getting my hands on a pump that needs a rebuild, and it will be going to CDS to be rebuilt.

 

Columbus diesel it is! Thanks!
I'm not anticipating a pump failure, but I like to be prepared for things.

For years I've run all my diesel into my aux. tank first, and then pumped it into the main tank through a big NAPA filter--so for much of the truck's life the #2 got filtered twice.

 

x3 for CDS. I have there 13mm pump and it can make crazy power.