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| 24 Valve 2nd Gen Dodge Cummins 98.5-02 Discussion of 24 Valve 5.9 Liter Dodge Cummins Diesels with VP44 Injection Pumps |
i'm just curious how many VP44's you guys have gone through in the lifetime of your truck. please post what you used as a replacement too if you would. -... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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31 | 70.45% |
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2 | 4.55% |
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i'm just curious how many VP44's you guys have gone through in the lifetime of your truck.
please post what you used as a replacement too if you would. - |
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112K MILES AND STILL GOING STRONG.......KNOCK ON WOOD
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1 Down Currently Running a Schied Vp44 , After Much Much Research on HO and HR pumps Im Running an SO
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my truck is on its second one. the first went bad at around 63k miles on it. it was replaced under dealer warranty. -
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I'm on the second pump with 200,000 plus on the truck. I went with a Blue Chip Diesel replacement pump for mine, it's got around 120,000 on the pump so far with the Comp wired up for every mile of it. -
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good reminder thanks
my pump wire has been pierced since about 20k somewhere in there - |
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First one. It gave up at 52000 miles. HR VP44 is on the way. -
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Replaced at 120,000 miles. I'm now at 181,000 miles on factory remanufactured pump. -
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381K and still on factory pump as far as i know, had the truck for about 55K and had no problems, previous owner said it was the original pump
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On my second one, factory one went out with about 101,000 on the clock.
Now has a Industrial Injection SO VP in it's place. - |
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268000 miles, still on factory pump as far as i know, bought truck used, without history.
Paying extra for a pile of paperwork don't realy mean anything. - |
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I'm on my second one. First one was replaced just before we bought the truck, it was under warranty. We know it was replaced before we bought the truck because when we looked at it the check engine light was on and hubby did a test drive anyways just for curiosity. We're now at 147K and still running strong. I do have a fass system on the truck. -
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on number 2. first crapped out at 42,000 when i first learned about the lift pumps. warrantied with a stock rebuild, 111,000 on the 2nd. still going strong.
running stock liftpump and a holly blue. 25 psi @ idle 21 wot. gonna tap my pump wire soon. we`ll see how that goes. - |
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124000 6 month after I upgrated my fuel sistem. -
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Good Thread here, I am glad to hear of how many guys are still on their original pumps. Makes me feel a little better that I am 108,000+ miles and still running on the original pump. -
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