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					  <title>VP-44 Install on a 1999 Dodge Cummins</title>
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I was simply driving down the street about 40 mph with no
load and the motor just quit. There was absolutely no warning, no dead pedal,
misfire, or hesitation.&#160; There had been
no leadups to this that were noticed. The truck had good power and was
responsive. We had been on the new ULSD for about a month and there was full
winter fuel in effect. Minn has
2% biodiesel for about a year so there was 2% bio in the tank. No problems
related to this so far. The mileage had dropped off about 3-4 mpg but I had
considered this normal for winter weather. The night was cold at about 25 deg
F.&#160; After pulling over to the side of the
road I tried to restart. The motor turned over as normal (see later starter
replace) but there was no indication of firing.&#160;
The truck had about 163k showing and the pump was the original. One lift
pump was replaced at 105k. When the VP-44 failed, it was showing 14 psi after
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					  <author>andy@cougargulch.com (Bent Wings)</author>
					  <pubDate>Tue, 03 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0400</pubDate>
					 
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