Are you looking for a Where can I buy fuel pump for your 2004 Dodge Ram with 5.9L Cummins Diesel?

How you can detect if your pump is going bad?

First, does the diesel vehicle have one or more of these indicators? If so, you may have a diesel pump problem.

• Truck Won’t Run – If the diesel fuel pump isn’t properly sending diesel to your fuel injection system, your truck’s diesel engine may experience a shortage of fuel, and will fail to run.
• Vehicle Difficult To Crank – If the engine’s diesel pump is weakening, but hasn’t yet entirely failed, it’s possible that it’s not sending sufficient diesel to the injectors during start-up, resulting in a hard to start-up diesel engine.
• Substantially Reduced Power From The Diesel Engine – There could be a whole bunch of possible problems that would cause lowered engine horse power in your 2004 Dodge Ram with 5.9L Cummins Diesel – one possible issue may be a failing fuel pump.  When your diesel fuel pump is failing, it might fail to send the proper amount of diesel to your fuel injectors to provide your vehicle it’s correct levels of power.  Since there are countless issues that can produce a reduction in power though, proper diagnosis of the issue is critical.

What is the cause of fuel pump issues in 2004 Dodge Ram with 5.9L Cummins Diesel Engines?

From time-to-time diesel pumps go bad, most commonly because of contaminated diesel . When this happens, your truck may encounter a power shortage, difficulty starting, or total inability to start.

These are common causes that pumps go bad:

• Contaminants and/or bad diesel – Bad fuel pumps are often caused by contaminated diesel (contaminants in the fuel,) which can the diesel pump, forcing them to fail.
• MRomp Failure. The fuel pressure regulator is an electronic part on the diesel fuel pump that sometimes fail. From time to time only the MROMP fuel pressure regulator fails, rather than the actual internal parts of the pump.  To diagnose if the Fuel Pressure Regulator is the actual problem, you should look closely at the Fuel Pressure Regulator to identify if it has any metal flaking or any other contaminants (trash, water, etc.) on the inside of it, or near where it screws in.  If yes, there’s a good chance that there’s a larger issue that’s making the MROMP fuel pressure regulator to fail, and you will likely need to replace the diesel pump and clean out your diesel system.
• Blown out freeze plugs. From time to time the freeze plugs will blow out internally within the fuel pump.  When this occurs, this means you have extensive damage within the diesel fuel pump. Fuel pumps that have the freeze plugs blown out will certainly need to be completely replaced, and the core is not any good, so it cannot be exchanged.

If you’re having issues with 2004 Dodge Ram with 5.9L Cummins Diesel pumps, Taylor Diesel would love to help. Whether you’re seeking full-service in-shop mechanic service at one of our 8 convenient locations, or you prefer a new diesel fuel pump that you’ll change for yourself, we have got everything you’ll need.

If your diesel engine is showing these listed signs or symptoms, you then might have faulty diesel pump. Dependent upon your level of ability, you may decide to replace the fuel pump on your own or carry the truck to a diesel mechanic, like one of our Taylor Diesel Full-Service repair garages, for expert help.

Whether you need a diesel pump for your own individual truck, or you’re operating a diesel shop or auto parts store, we would love to help with your diesel injection requirements.

Why Select Taylor Diesel

We are a family business and we have been specializing in fuel injection since 1945.

We manufacture all of our Surefire Common Rail diesel fuel pumps in our Jackson, Tennessee store, using only the best quality components. The Surefire pumps that we manufacture are the same premium quality that you would require from the higher-priced big OEM brand manufacturers … we’re confident because we build their fuel pumps also! Our Surefire pumps are extensively analyzed by the exact specialists, on the exact test benches, that are being used to make more costly big-brand diesel fuel pumps. The final outcome is that Taylor Diesel’s Surefire diesel pumps provide top-notch general performance and longevity, with a great warranty, at a competitive price.

You can buy from Taylor Diesel with confidence. We stand behind every single part that we manufacture or offer, and these Surefire pumps are no different. Our Taylor Diesel Peace of Mind Warranty guarantees every diesel pump with a one-year warranty at a highly competitive price.

Want More Details?

If you have questions and would like to speak with one of our Taylor Diesel Diesel Injection Specialists, give us a call at (888) 340-2575.

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