Anyone local in Illinois, I can get a lift pump for $118.00 from cummins dealer may be able to help?

 

Thats the price of the Campaign pump.

 

The Campaign pump is still listed around $80.

 

that depends, when i lived in the panhandle, west texas cummins in amarillo had them listed for about 120. rocky mountain cummins in el paso had them for 75. same exact part

 

Well ****......Its cheap here....

 

I bought several campaign pumps from the dealer is El Paso. I have sold a couple to friends but when I tried to reorder from the same dealer that sold them to me for 64 dollars, he gave me a price of something like 140. I told him my price before and the part number but he didn't have that part and said it wasn't a good number anymore.
I thought the campaign pumps were done. If thats not so and someone knows of a new dealership selling them I would order several.

 

well when i called he said they didnt have many in stock, maybe they changed something up in the design and they cost more...or our trucks are getting older and the demand has dropped so they price went up. i priced out fuel filters yesterday...they sure went up.

 

I went to my local Cummins dealer today. Part # 4090046 Campaign pump (kit) is obsolete. You can still get it, but all the parts in the kit have to be ordered individually. I asked about just the pump, no fittings, sensors, harnesses, etc. and my cost (I have a wholesale account) was $155 for just the pump.

 

Yep, that is the answer I got. Campaign pumps are no longer, this is why $64 pumps are done for. And for $120 I can buy a Walbro and never have to worry about a dead pump again.

 

In other words, Cummins figured it out and killed the party. Campaign part #'s should not die or be changed.

 

X2 .

 

Cummins does not seem to care that Carter makes faily poor ift pumps. the Campaign pump was a nice jester, but that is over.
Their attitude is buy the poor Carter and be happy.
Hopefully the new AirTex will work better.