Fuel pump failure 2020 Ram CTD

[Jackricci]

I am new to this forum..my 2020 Ram CTD died on the freeway leaving me in the middle of the freeway….the dealer has diagnosed it with the “Recall” problem of the failing fuel pump…it has been there 4 weeks and no ETA on the pump…does anyone know if it will be replaced with the reliable CP3? The dealer has no idea what they will be installing.

Thanks for any help you can give me…

 

[Burla]

Check tdr for more detailed info on cummins.

 

[Jackricci]

What is TDR? What Cummins site?

thanks

 

[crash68]

What is TDR?

Turbo Diesel Register

 

[CheechDogg.0n37s]

A 2020 with a fuel pump issue already ? lol .... that's just insane ...

 

[bessary]

Does anyone know anything about this conversion?

https://ssdiesel.com/product/2019-ram-cp3-conversions/

 

[crash68]

Does anyone know anything about this conversion?

https://ssdiesel.com/product/2019-ram-cp3-conversions/

I know they've been making CP3 conversion and bypass kits for several different different manufacturers but you may want to hold off as there's a recall on the '19-'20 CTD trucks which replaces the CP4.2 with a modified CP3

 

[Jackricci]

Does anyone know anything about this conversion?

https://ssdiesel.com/product/2019-ram-cp3-conversions/

My 2020 was at the dealer for 45 days with a failed high pressure fuel pump and no parts available…a pump came in but the dealer can’t give me a part number or explanation on what they installed…told me I would have to wait for the recall “fix” notice and bring the truck back in so they can inspect if I got the upgraded CP3 or if they would have to install the new Pump that Ram says is the fix for the recall. Very disappointed in Ram Care and dealer customer service…no one has any answers….I don’t feel comfortable driving it on a long trip…may lemon law it and get a Ford or Chevy

 

[bessary]

My 2020 was at the dealer for 45 days with a failed high pressure fuel pump and no parts available…a pump came in but the dealer can’t give me a part number or explanation on what they installed…told me I would have to wait for the recall “fix” notice and bring the truck back in so they can inspect if I got the upgraded CP3 or if they would have to install the new Pump that Ram says is the fix for the recall. Very disappointed in Ram Care and dealer customer service…no one has any answers….I don’t feel comfortable driving it on a long trip…may lemon law it and get a Ford or Chevy

That's my thoughts, I don't want to break down on a trip and be down far from home, some are reporting getting reimbursed for this conversion.

 

[tjfdesmo]

My 2020 was at the dealer for 45 days with a failed high pressure fuel pump and no parts available…a pump came in but the dealer can’t give me a part number or explanation on what they installed…told me I would have to wait for the recall “fix” notice and bring the truck back in so they can inspect if I got the upgraded CP3 or if they would have to install the new Pump that Ram says is the fix for the recall. Very disappointed in Ram Care and dealer customer service…no one has any answers….I don’t feel comfortable driving it on a long trip…may lemon law it and get a Ford or Chevy

FYI Ford is still using the CP4, and, unlike the Cummins, you can't fit a CP3 in the valley where it mounts, so you are really stuck. S&S does have a "disaster prevention kit" that is supposed to reroute the debris from a failure, in hopes of preserving rails, injectors, etc, downstream from the CP4.

 

[Dinky]

Ford,chevy and ram all used the cp4 pump. This issue is all across the board but ram is one of the only that did a recall. The reason it taking forever is they just cant build pumps fast enough for all the new trucks and ones broken down. 2022 they switched back to the cp3.

 

[tjfdesmo]

Ram used the CP4 for 2019 and 2020, then switched to the "new" CP3 for 2021. GM went Denso in 2017(?) with the L5P.

 

[2020PW]

Isn’t there a recall on this.

RECALL: RAM Recalls 222,410 Cummins-Powered Trucks For CP4 Fuel Pump! - MoparInsiders

Stellantis (FCA US, LLC) is recalling approximately 222,410 units of its 2019 to 2020 Ram 2500/3500 pickups and Ram 3500/4500/5500 Chassis Cabs equipped with the 6.7-liter Cummins turbo diesel. The recall-affected trucks are equipped with the Bosch CP4 high-pressure fuel pump (HPFP) that could...

moparinsiders.com

 

[Scherm]

S&S?

 

[joshuaeb09]

I've heard of some folks getting reimbursed for retrofitting out of pocket, but talk to your dealer. My local dealer where I picked up my '22 flat out asked me how high I was gonna lift so they could try to sell me the right warranty and then the finance guy trying to beat my financing came out and said you know it's a good thing they went back to the CP3, but not all all dealers are on par.