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plumberjack 12-14-2014 11:17 AM

No lift pump
 
I have looked at quite a few 2nd gen and 1st gen and all that I've seen have a lift pump right behind the fuel filter canister . On my 2001 cummins 24 valve "stock" I do not have a lift pump. Only a block ( aluminum ) that the fuel passes straight through. ( Except for the block is tapped the entire way . This truck has some things that I have not encountered "still" after 4 yrs. I'm sure that the block that the fuel flow that passes through the " block " gets altered just by being tapped . My fuel pressure stays between 10 - 14 even at WOT. I was just curious about not having a lift pump. I'm am ordering a FASS system , but having issues in the meantime. It's like trying to drive a UFO:argh::dang:

kerley 12-14-2014 02:34 PM

Lift Pump
 
Possibly your lp is in the fuel tank?:s:

99dodge 12-14-2014 03:32 PM

I believe Your lift pump is in the tank. And if you have mods you are going to want a aftermarket pump for sure.

gh0stman 12-15-2014 05:11 AM

With your LP being in the tank to do any aftermarket lift pumps will require a drawstraw.

Truck Guy99 12-21-2014 01:15 AM

^^^^^ What he said but don't get a draw straw. Usually cause 1/4 tank problems. Get a sump and you'll have no issues. I recommend beans diesel sumps but sinister diesel is good to.

Look up fass 150 cummins install on youtube. Click on the first video and the uploader is thoroughbred diesel and it's 54 minutes long. Fast forward to 4:15 in the video and watch until 6:00. This explains it perfectly and it's easy to understand

99dodge 12-21-2014 09:45 AM

Yea, truck guy 99 is right a draw straw will give you 1/4 tank issues I have been down that road :argh: :dang:. I now have a sump kit I just have to put it in, putting my new engine in is first :jump:.

plumberjack 12-22-2014 07:46 AM

I understand about how to get the fuel to the IP . all other 24v that I've looked at , have another pump right behind the fuel canister. Mine does not have one . Is it possible to install a "booster " pump in its place ?

99dodge 12-22-2014 10:21 AM

Sounds like you bought your truck used, you never know what someone else has done. If I was you I would put a sump kit on the tank and plumb in a nice electric fuel pump with duel filter kit like (fass) or somthing like that or if you want mech pump go with a assasin fuel pump,( DTT) and a duel filter kit that pump is a real good one, thats the one I have 60psi all the time, I am a 24-v P-Pumped but VP-44 you don't want any more than 15 psi has regulator for adjustment or you will blow front seal out of pump:argh::dang: all ready been there done that...There is another company that has them but forgot there name.

plumberjack 12-23-2014 06:19 PM

I don't think Santa will come up with it. So , I guess it's time to get my plumbing self to plumbing. Thanks to everyone for the most valuable input . Man !!! I love the smell of diesel in the morning !!!:rocking:

99dodge 12-23-2014 08:32 PM

YEA,:tu: I love the smell of diesel in the morning!!!! Have a merry X-mas and a happy new year.


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