Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
They all look very familiar, like a different label and a different hose cover.
Hmm.. It would be interesting to put them to the GPM Test.
See page 17 part callout #1.
Bet there all the same - just some price discrimination going on.
Hmm.. It would be interesting to put them to the GPM Test.
See page 17 part callout #1.
Bet there all the same - just some price discrimination going on.
Last edited by BrianBrave; 07-01-2010 at 06:24 PM.
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
uhhhh, I thought it was common knowledge that the Ford Lightning Pump will work on our cars. They are both the exact same GPM Bosch Pump. The only difference is the electrical plug(cut off and splice in Chrysler one off original pump) The hose oulet is a different size, but you just unscrew the original one off your old pump and put it on the new "FORD" one. All in all it takes about 45 minutes, including jacking the car and removing the wheel.
This has been covered at length several times before.
This has been covered at length several times before.
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
Originally Posted by calxfire
^^^ I think that is what he meant in his instructions inside parenthesis.....splice the connector from the bad pump into the Ford pump.
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
Originally Posted by NeverEnough
uhhhh, I thought it was common knowledge that the Ford Lightning Pump will work on our cars. They are both the exact same GPM Bosch Pump. The only difference is the electrical plug(cut off and splice in Chrysler one off original pump) The hose oulet is a different size, but you just unscrew the original one off your old pump and put it on the new "FORD parts" one. All in all it takes about 45 minutes, including jacking the car and removing the wheel.
This has been covered at length several times before.
This has been covered at length several times before.
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
Hey which model/voltage of the johnson pump should I buy? annddd is it better to just say screw the dealer who would prob install the exact same pump under warranty I have? Or go ahead get the dealership to replace the pump (no cost to me) and wait for it to prob go out again? thoughts lol?
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
Originally Posted by zacknolden
I already consulted my personal mechanic about it but he doesn't even know if that will surely fit in my car. Geez.
Re: Ford $80 dollar IC Pump?
if you look inside the old bosch pump when its replaced you will see burnt windings. this is the cause of the failure. it doesnt matter how long the car has sat. it isnt a matter of will the bosch pump its WHEN the pump will fail. a cm30 pump is 149$ shipped from apeusa.com and takes about 20 min to install. remove the old plug from the bosch pump and solder it to the cm30. drill 1 hole in the original mount position and use the cm30 clamp to install. fill and your done. now you dont have to worry about when your pump fails. add a larger h/e and watch your iat's drop like a rock!
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