Thoroughbred Diesel install the new AirDog FRRP pump on a 2001 Dodge Cummins. Watch us bleed the lines, mount the AirDog FRRP pump, and show you how to deter…
Thoroughbred Diesel install the new AirDog FRRP pump on a 2001 Dodge Cummins. Watch us bleed the lines, mount the AirDog FRRP pump, and show you how to deter…
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Just ordered an FRRP for my ‘98.5 and read it has an adjustable pressure
regulator. Are they arleady set to the correct pressure, or is there an
adjustment that needs done after installation? Ive got the pressure gauges
and lines, just dont wanna hook up if i dont have to.
Were the Safety in this video
Thank you, this video just answered numerous questions I had!
great video yet again
If the VP was already in good condition, I’ve heard there are guys nearing
the 300,000 mile mark with a stock SOVP44 and an aftermarket lift pump. I’m
sure there’s someone out there with even more than that!
thanks for the video you saved me a bunch of money. and for those of you
that r worried about safety screw off the biggest piece of safety equipment
out there is your brain and if u cant use that there is nothing out there
that will keep u safe
Nice video, I’m going out to put the same pump on my 01. It’s even the same
color as the one on here.
how much life do you think this will add to the vp44
Thank you Jesus for this video – our truck is finally running after we
spent a week trying to figure out why it wasn’t turning over after we
replaced the fuel pump.
I would just like to say thanks. I used this video to replace my lift
pump,but i used a stock lift pump ,knowing what you showed me, I wish I had
gone with the FRRP but had already bought the stock pump bummer. Thanks
again awesome video, very informative.
does it really seem to make much of a difference in the life of one of
these pumps to relocate it to the frame?
airdaawg