02-04 Dodge Cummins Lift Pump Replacement!! Easier then it seems!!

[@keithcooper385]

You’re a bad ass!! Doing it from the top!!!! I’ve always pulled the fender well.

[@crakkeddj747]

Enjoyed the vid, helped me fix mine!

[@xraykadiddlehopper8067]

Not on an 02 as your title states! My lift pump on my 02 is attached to the block. Replaced with a DR Fass and lives happily ever after.

[@MiguelSanchez-yf3nk]

A question. The trucks that have that pump. Do they also have it in the tank?

[@jamesstanton65]

No, that pump is their low pressure pump that pulls from the tank and then feeds to the high pressure pump on the block itself

[@tsi87supr60]

Diesel parts in the fuel system wear faster due to diesel being dryer and almost like gasoline as opposed to diesel from 30 years ago. Ex: look at all the old diesel powered equipment from back then . They very rarely had fuel related issues. Nice video but needs more detail on the pump swap.

[@SasquatchGarage850]

I appreciate the insight!

[@elite1745]

Could the lift pump going bad cause hard start and fuel pressure drops under load? But runs fine otherwise

[@SasquatchGarage850]

It’s very possible, I would also look into the fuel pressure regulator and make sure it isn’t clogged or anything

[@kennygarrett4501]

I just got an 03 and am having the same issue. What did you figure out with yours?

[@cmurphy2095]

I recently got an '04 5.9. It leaks in the mornings but once it warms up it stops leaking, would you know the cause of the leaking but stoppage after warming up? Would recommend a lift pump replacement? Thanks

[@SasquatchGarage850]

That sounds like a gasket(or seal) shrinking when cold compared to swelling when it’s hot. If it’s leaking around the lift pump then you may just need a new seal around it. But at that point it may just benefit you you to change out the pump while your there since it’s such a common issue for them to go out.