forcefed6.4ford
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According to one site I just looked up. The Maxxforce pump is a direct replacement for IH and F series engines.
Two new HPFP and both leaking from front seal
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The next question would be, if you purchased one of these pumps, would you get a new one or a remanded one?
forcefed6.4ford
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Remaned sadly. I'm surprised a person can't get one directly from the manufacturer.
webb06
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I have noticed on my front pump (DD kit) that the frame rail directly under the pump is damp. I can't visibly see it leaking anywhere and it could just be a line that is just a little loose. I haven't investigated much on it since it isn't leaking really much at all.
Now your on to something.
FYI. My truck is getting a "new" HPFP in the valley as we speak. I am gonna be checking the oil very closely.
sideactiondiesel
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Do u have pictures of the top of the pump where the lines all go into pump?? If so what tag is on it ???
I talked with our fuel gurus yesterday ... And so far this doesn't sound to promising with our situation gentleman :fustrate:
Another thing is that fuel testing equipment is not released yet to test these pumps I am told. For anyone who "knows" any different please let me know :thumbsup:
"To the best of my research" there is no one remaning these pumps besides Continental.
And from what I am told there is no aftermarket companies as far as seals and parts it all comes from them as of now :/ .
My truck is at Holder's. I don't they the pump is in yet...I believe they are still waiting on a few other parts so I will try to get the label. Is there anything specific from the tag?
weekendwarriorfsw32
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Is the maxxforce motor still being made brand new or has international replaced it?
Powerstrokeracing
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That's the same tag that is on mine that is pissing fuel as soon as it gets to 0* here. I hope that you have better luck than I have had on the past two pumps.
White_monster
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Good thing I got 4 spare pumps and 1 parts pump.
HD F250
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Maybe I won't replace my front pump. :fustrate:
After that all inspiring nod of approval....I can't wait!!!:clapping:
Jokes aside, thanks for bringing this topic. At least now I know to check my dipstick every 5 miles.
And thanks for posting the pic Jansen.
powerstroked08
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This might be a dumb question, but say its the seal thats allowing the pump to leak is different(no snap ring) Is it possible to take the used seal from a stock pump and swap the seals? I know it might sound stupid to reuse an old seal but if its not leaking and the shaft is the same size why wouldn't it work?
White_monster
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You could install a new lip seal, this isn't rocket science.
ncollins64
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Does anybody offer rebuild kits/seal kit for these things. I'm fixing to buy a dual pump kit but wanted to have 2 new pumps and not not sure if I can still buy new.
I have yet to find anyone inside of the US. I have found one company that makes a rebuild kit for these but I could not find how to get my hands on a kit from the internet only. I am planning on calling tommarow and seeing if I can talk with someone about this.
08RED4x4
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On Rudys Diesel website they have new (at least thats how its advertised) pumps. Might be worth checking out.
