Update on 99 Dodge Cummins lift pump problem

Richard G.

Well-known Member
Well, finally got to work on the Dodge.
mite-help and 4play were correct. The lift pump will come on after I turn the engine over a little with the starter. Got the filter bled and it fired right up.
Thanks for the help.
Richard
 
(quoted from post at 19:33:09 06/22/17) Well, finally got to work on the Dodge.
mite-help and 4play were correct. The lift pump will come on after I turn the engine over a little with the starter. Got the filter bled and it fired right up.
Thanks for the help.
Richard

Cool, I don't know how far dodge goes back to eliminating the lift pump and install a in-tank pump. I updated a 04 to a in-tank pump it went well. It was pert near a plug and play with there kit.

I also don't know how long one will run with a bad lift pump I have seen them go quite awhile with the pump wires broke into.
 
You can get in tank pumps for them all the
way back to 98.5, which are the first
electronic lift pumps on those. (24 valves)
I've had a fass pump that goes in place of
the stock lift pump on my 01 for 6 years
without problems. They will run with a junk
lift pump and it's hard to notice without a
fuel pressure gage until the injection pump
gives you problems. Learned that the hard
way. If someone has a 98.5-02 Cummins
without a gage or dummy light, they're
playing with fire.
 
And an injection pump is darned expensive. I learned that the hard way on my 98.5. It got the updated fuel pump installed when the rebuilt injection pump was installed.
 

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