need a new lift pump
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need a new lift pump
I own a 1998.5 24 valve 2500. This morning i went to leave for work and the truck would 'nt start. Long story short i now need a new lift pump. I'm not sure what size i should go with or what kind. Mods on the truck right now are exhaust, stage 2 cold air intake, and a Smarty programmer. I would appreciate any suggestions and advice. Thanks
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My plans were to go with the FASS or AirDog system when my last LP failed, but funds and my extended warranty had me going with the in-tank LP from the dealer for $100.00 deductible. Its been in a year now and still pushes about 12 psi at the vp 44. But I will go to the Fass/Airdog system next time or when $$ allow.
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FWIW, You can buy the original block mounted pump reasonably if funds are tight, 30 min and you are back on the road. The in tank pump is a PITA to reverse when it dies, and some do........
With your mods, I don't know why you wouldn't just replace the existing pump.
This is where I get mine from:
http://www.mwfi.com/VP44_Accesories.htm
With your mods, I don't know why you wouldn't just replace the existing pump.
This is where I get mine from:
http://www.mwfi.com/VP44_Accesories.htm
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I have to agree. My first LP lasted 105,000 miles. I have a new OEM lift pump with 140,000 miles on it and it is still at 13 psi idle and 10 under load. Almost the same as new. I also have a new spare one under the back seat and the tools to change it.
Lots of guys have problems with the stock pump but if you keep the tank at least 1/2 full and use good clean fuel, you should not have problems.
Lots of guys have problems with the stock pump but if you keep the tank at least 1/2 full and use good clean fuel, you should not have problems.
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I have to agree. My first LP lasted 105,000 miles. I have a new OEM lift pump with 140,000 miles on it and it is still at 13 psi idle and 10 under load. Almost the same as new. I also have a new spare one under the back seat and the tools to change it.
Lots of guys have problems with the stock pump but if you keep the tank at least 1/2 full and use good clean fuel, you should not have problems.
Lots of guys have problems with the stock pump but if you keep the tank at least 1/2 full and use good clean fuel, you should not have problems.
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Thanks guys i appreciate all advice and help i can get. I think i like the Air Dog the best for what will work for now and future mods.
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