Where do I find the number on a p-pump to tell what pump it is. I just bought a pump that is suppose to be a 215 pump but I just wanted to make sure. I would hate to swap a 180 pump for a 180 pump. Is there any market out there for a 180 pump with 4000 gsk in it?Thanks Gary

 

the part number is on the side of the pump, you'll have to remove the linkage bracket, if it's still installed. Bosch part number should be 0 402 736 913 or 0 402 736 887 if it's a 215hp pump.

 

Thanks fast, I looked everywhere on it and couldn't find the number, didn't know ya had to take the linkage off. What do ya'll think, is there a market for the 180 pump or are they just core stuff. What is a reasonably price for it, maybe 5 to 600 range?

 

if it's a good running pump, should be worth $5-600 easy

 

It runs real good and the 4000 gsk adds real good to these pumps. I'm going to pull it the end of this week or the first of next. Once you drive a warmed over cummins the rest seem obsolete. I'm asking 500 for it with the springs left in it. Heck the springs are 100 a set and the install if ya had to pay someone to do it would probably cost 75 so subtract that from 500 and that takes it down to 325. I would even leave the 0 plate in it if someone could replace it with a stock one.Cheap horsepower for a small pump man who can probably recoup most of his money selling his small pump as a core. Hows that for a sells pitch!

 

Are ya looking for a job?? Na can't be, you sell stuff too cheap
All joking aside, if it's a good running pump, $500.00 is more than fair

 

Just sold the pump to the guy I ordered the springs from!Must be to cheap. I didn't give much more for the 215 pump so it must have been a heck of a buy!That will pay for my external wastegate so the twins are going on real soon. Course I done slipped the single disk convertor last week so that's got to be changed. MAN,it never ends!!