Just seeing how many people got rid of there vp and installed the p7100 pump on there 98.5-2002 24v's. How much did it cost you parts and labor and was it worth it? just asking cause this is what i would like to do next time my vp goes south. thanks skyler

 

I haven't done it but I can tell you it is quite costly...

 

A guy up my way did it....He said it started out ok...the the price ^^^^^...He's selling the truck now..But if you wanna see what a truck does with the p7100..

Click here

 

A guy up my way did it....He said it started out ok...the the price ^^^^^...He's selling the truck now..But if you wanna see what a truck does with the p7100..

Click here


i clicked there and it was a music video

 

Worked fine for me

 

same here , music video

 

What music?

 

A guy I know who just had the ******* replace his vp and lift pump shelled out in the neighborhood of $4000, I wish I would have known but that is what some people pay for a $1500 job. I can tell you that with a $1200 rebuild and tune up to my pump I don't have anywhere near that in mine, maybe $3000 at the most, minus the $2000 of boxes I got laying around here for sale . I would do this again in a heartbeat, do it now and trade or sell your good vp and you will cut a big portion of the cost out.

 

I guess you can't call a dealer by its real name when they are ripping people off for $2500

 

you converted yours over to the p7100 24valvepuller.......?

 

about 2 months ago, havn't driven it much since, blew a turbo a month ago with 18000 lbs behind me 200 miles from home and now I got more noise comming from under the hood than I should

 

Does someone has a list of all the parts you have to change to do this? Also is there some pictures and instruction on the change over? I have been wanting to get rid of my VP44 also.

Rodney

 

You need a 12 valve timing case,24v to p-pump injector lines with riser for the air horn, oil line with tight 90 degree fitting for the pump and some small misc. pieces and parts. If you don't already have one, some kind of high pressure fuel supply pump. Basically if you can find a 12 valve engine that is damaged at a junk yard with a pump for cheap, get it and you will have almost everything you need

 

see if only finding a 12valve in the junkyard was that easy... things would be so much easyer and better. but life not fair like that.. haha i wish it was.

 

ballpark us on the lines and such if you would be so kind