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I'm trying to find the best aftermarket lift pump for my 1990 ve cummins. Got the truck about a month ago and have never been on the forums before. Could anyone help me out?
90' ve Cummins.
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This is the only one here that you want to use.
www.thehungrydiesel.com
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Thanks a lot! is this the lift pump from the p pump? does it mount right up where the stock rotary lift pump goes for the ve? thanks a lot for your help!This is the only one here that you want to use.
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No it's not the same a s the P-Pump LP that one puts way to much fuel pressure out and you'll blow the front seal out of your IP if you was to use one.
The HVLP is a low pressure LP.
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Here's another vendor. Might be cheaper on freight since he's in Canada.
www.dieseltuff.com
DieselTuff 14psi HVLP Low Pressure Piston Lift Pump & Install Kit
High Volume, low pressure piston lift pump & install kit for 89-93 Cummins - piston results in low pressure/high volume flow, safe for the VE injection pumps. Genuine Cummins ABFJV in 14psi pressure
www.dieseltuff.com
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What he said!!!
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Definitely get the HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) pump. Diaphragm pumps are a thing of the past and just a point of failure that can dilute your oil. The metal spacer that came with mine I had to Dremel out a little as the bolt holes were just a bit off. If your bolts don't thread in or you can't get one started check the adapter.
370,000 miles with the stock type pump and never had a failure, where it put fuel in the oil. all my failures were the valves in the pump. Three pumps in that number of miles. One a genos which i didn't see much difference between it and NAPA besides the price.. Now if your those guys that want big power then, well I'm not one of them I want a reliable pickup. Everything old needs care just how you go about it. Good luck
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