Fass or new lift pump
Fass or new lift pump
99 edge comp,egr brakes, pac brake,4'', boast egr and fuel gauge
Just pulled a P0216 code on a bosch rebuilt pump with 28000 on the pump. I have a fuel pressure gauge and have never let the fuel pressure get below 8psi. I'm thinking that the edge comp box may be pulling the fuel flow down past the limits to keep the pump cool. I'm thinking about installing the fass pump and filters on my truck but was wondering if anybody went to the stock filter after the fass filter instead of going straight to the injection pump. The reason I want too do this is to keep the fuel pressure gauge sending unit on top of the fuel filter housing and the stock fuel heater working
Just pulled a P0216 code on a bosch rebuilt pump with 28000 on the pump. I have a fuel pressure gauge and have never let the fuel pressure get below 8psi. I'm thinking that the edge comp box may be pulling the fuel flow down past the limits to keep the pump cool. I'm thinking about installing the fass pump and filters on my truck but was wondering if anybody went to the stock filter after the fass filter instead of going straight to the injection pump. The reason I want too do this is to keep the fuel pressure gauge sending unit on top of the fuel filter housing and the stock fuel heater working
Originally Posted by kosanow1
I'm thinking about installing the fass pump and filters on my truck but was wondering if anybody went to the stock filter after the fass filter instead of going straight to the injection pump.
Doug Smith
Originally Posted by Dieseldude4x4
After the fourth LP, I went with FASS and never looked back.
AND they have a 4 year / 400,000 miles warranty.
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