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Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump

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Russell in Tex

07-24-2003 19:10:08




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I am trying to find a source for mechanical
fuel pump for a Case 188 gasoline engine.
This fuel pump is manufactored by AC. The number
is 4802. I bought one years ago from Case
dealership and it was very expensize. They kinda laughed at me because engine was so old.
This engine is in a Drott Carrydeck Crane.
I went to a very reputable auto parts store
where I do business and they could not help.
They even called AC and the guy said this was discontinued long ago. Went back to dealership
and the guy couldnt find on computer. Asked
him to look in old Case parts books. They
told me it was just too old and I should
upgrade to newer machine. Yea right. I need
some information from some of you
out there that still have these engines.
Engine runs great but fuel pump goes out
after 4 or 5 years and I want to have
a replacement ready.

Thanks in advance for any help.
Russell

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Russell in Tex

07-26-2003 19:55:34




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
Thanks to everyone for the help. Hope my pump
holds out for awhile. I am going to try my hand at finding a replacement pump. If I don't have
any luck I will come back here for more help. Next plan may be the electric pump and regulator. I have other Case equip.
and just recently found this forum. I think
this will help me out. Glad there are some good
people out there who want to help me. It is good
to know some of you have the same thoughts that
I do.

Thanks Russell

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Marc

07-25-2003 21:01:16




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
Russell,

I'm sorry, I can't help but sound of on this one. The Case part number for the mechanical fuel pump used on the 188 gas engines in the Drott Carrydeck Cranes is G45778. I'm sure that they are still available from Case because it still shows up in the current paice list at $82.67 suggested list. If you have a problem finding one let me know and I will find an OEM Case or an aftermarket one for you.

Now to vent along with your frustration with the dealer. It took me 37 seconds to find the part number and 20 seconds of that was remembering where my book was that is specific to the Drott units. I never thaught that I would be considered an old timer at 40. This is one reason a few dealership personel get under my skin because due to their laziness they think their customers should go to a bunch of unnecessary expense. What do they mean "Buy A New Machine"? You would probably have to take a new machine to the dealer to get the fuel pump replaced because of the special tools required to do the job, than you could wait 2 weeks for the back ordered fuel pump to arrive from overseas. Take my advise, and I'm sure everyone elses here on the board, keep your machine if it's doing the job you need it to do. You will sleep better at night. And the next time you drive by the dealer smile, wish them well and remember that your computer and the internet will save you the valuable time and money that the dealer wants to siphon out of your pocket.

Thanks for letting me vent. I feel better with that off my chest.

Marc

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Bill

07-25-2003 17:19:03




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
That fuel pump is also used on the 660 case combine using the 201 engine. The ac number will cross to other brands. try Napa they should be able to get you one.



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Paul f

07-25-2003 06:12:25




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
Cheaper solution may be to get an electric fuel pump and regualtor. Set it to no more than 3-4psi to avoid flooding.



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DON L

07-25-2003 05:34:45




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
When I looked for a repair kit 4 years ago,it was not available, a complete new one was over $300.00 as I remember. Them I found two new ones in the box. So I have a now have two spares.
Don L.



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neil

07-24-2003 20:20:10




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
Is this pump mounted to the block (non electrical)?
If it is I was able to buy one for Old model chevrolet and take it apart and use the parts from rebuilt to fix mine. I do not remember what Old chevrolet it was.
Hope this helps.
Neil



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JCmarleau

07-24-2003 19:59:39




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 Re: Case 188 (gas) Fuel Pump in reply to Russell in Tex, 07-24-2003 19:10:08  
Russell would you say this pump is round shape and about 6 inches long electric. my e mail is [email protected]



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