'I posted this in the NHTSA thread:
The very early made streets (before 10/15/14) had the possibility of a loose fuel inlet filter connection at the main pump body. The connection is a one-time push-on fit that is not serviceable. If a loose connection is found, the complete fuel pump assembly needed to be replaced. A simple fuel pressure test would detect this.
That is pretty much TT442. And it just falls under "performance issue" no further concern detail.
Chris'
Chris,
Where an we look to find the manufacturing date to verify if the street was made before or after 10/15/14?
What about the replacement fuel pumps being shipped to dealers to take care of this problem? What date was HD fuel pump spare parts inventory replaced with the 'good' fuel pumps? My fuel pump was replaced 1/3/2015 and it failed again. Or are they still shipping potentially bad fuel pumps which may fail in future?
Appreciate if you could find out.
The very early made streets (before 10/15/14) had the possibility of a loose fuel inlet filter connection at the main pump body. The connection is a one-time push-on fit that is not serviceable. If a loose connection is found, the complete fuel pump assembly needed to be replaced. A simple fuel pressure test would detect this.
That is pretty much TT442. And it just falls under "performance issue" no further concern detail.
Chris'
Chris,
Where an we look to find the manufacturing date to verify if the street was made before or after 10/15/14?
What about the replacement fuel pumps being shipped to dealers to take care of this problem? What date was HD fuel pump spare parts inventory replaced with the 'good' fuel pumps? My fuel pump was replaced 1/3/2015 and it failed again. Or are they still shipping potentially bad fuel pumps which may fail in future?
Appreciate if you could find out.