Have been reading all of the posts re: leaking lift pump. You all have
me curious. Where is the thing located? My 2002 Bounder is currently in
storage so can't just run out and look for it. Do I understand that the
fix is as simple as a diaphragm? Should a person just carry an extra
diaphragm in the spare parts bin? Some places sell the pumb for less
that $300. It would almost be good insurance do just invest in an extra
one.
Your thoughts?
John
2002 Bounder 39Z
--- In Diesel-RVs@yahoogro
wrote:
>
> Les,We have a 99 Dutch Stat with the 300 ISC. I bought the diaphragm
> for less than $6.00. Cummins in Tampa said it was a three hour job. I
> did the removal, diasssembly, reassembly and reinstall in two hours.
> Mike Bounds
> 99 Dutch Star
> 2001 JGC the lift pump? The local Cummins shop says 3-5 manhours,
that
> seems
> > long!!! Anyone... that has had a pump changed what was your labor
> > time?
> >
> > -Les Crawshaw
> > 2001 Knight
> > ISC Cummins
> >
>
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