Description
This is the AirDog® II-5G DF-165-5G fuel system for the 1998.5-2004 Dodge Ram VP-44 and early CP3 5.9L. This diesel lift pump mounts to the frame rail using the supplied sandwich plate mounting system. A Fuel Module Upgrade Kit is installed in the factory fuel basket to pull fuel through a factory-style 1/2″ bulkhead fitting. This will bypass the factory in-tank lift pump. The pressure side connects directly into the side of the injection pump, bypassing the factory fuel filter housing. The AirDog® Air/Vapor return is sent back to the tank through the factory 3/8” suction line once the module is modified. This is a 165GPH (Gallon Per Hour) lift pump system for moderately modified trucks. Check out our installation manual for a list of parts that are included with this kit.
The PureFlow AirDog® universal fuel sump helps aid aftermarket fuel systems by utilizing gravity to pull fuel from the tank. Our redesigned sump has both a suction and return port! We integrated a dual o-ring seal to prevent leaks! The installation of our fuel sump eliminates the common 1/4 tank suction issue associated with a draw straw-style fuel pickup. This sump is manufactured in America using corrosion resistant components.
Fuel System Features:
- Larger Ports Over Previous Pumps
- Increases Engine Efficiency
- Provides Better Fuel Flow At Pressure
- Reliable & Quiet 5G Technology
- 12-Gauge Wiring Harness
- Low Flow Return For Reduce Aeration
- Integrated Diaphragm Fuel Pressure Regulator
- Demand Flow Design
- 165 GPH Fuel Pump
Sump Features:
- Can be Installed Without Dropping the Fuel Tank
- Eliminate 1/4 Tank Problems
- Feed and Return Port
- Uses Corrosion Resistant Components
- Installation Takes Less Than an Hour
- Dual O-Ring Seal
Fitment:
- 1998.5-2004 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 5.9L 24V Cummins
Included:
- (1) AirDog II 5G 165 GPH Fuel System
- (1) AirDog Fuel Sump
- All Mounting Hardware
Notes:
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Not For Sale Or Street Use In California
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