As of the July 1, 2005.

Campaign # C0504
Cummins Inc. is conducting a recall of ISB engines, model year 1998 to model year 2002 (which includes engines mfg. between 1996 and 2003), installed in school buses, transit buses, and emergency vehicles in the US and Canada due to a possible problem with the lift pump. (LOL...ya think) Cummins Inc. has determined that a small percentage of these engines may experience a stall condition.

It also looks like along with the recall, they are installing a pressure switch at the outlet of the fuel filter and running into the 23 pin OEM connector and recalibrating the ECM for the changes so the check engine light will illuminate when pressure drops. (Its about time dont ya say?)


Again, for now this is only on school buses, transit buses and emergency vehicles.

 

Of course they would do this after I put an aftermarket system on.

 

What % of '98-02 engines have already had the lp replaced? Bet its not far from 99%?

 

Doesn't sound like they are actually fixing it, just going to let you know when it dies.

 

are they going to put a better pump on? or just some stupid light that lets you know when you need to spend $200 buck again?

 

I would imagine that they are going to just put the light on. That's gonna get awful annoying going off every other week.