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No, but you are assuming that there has been no changes to the pump. And i will wait for your documentation for your accusations as well.

Can you provide DoCuMeNtAtIoN on where i said that the NHTSA can or did "force" them? Oh, strange, there isn't any because i didn't say that. All i said is that the NHTSA would not let them replace the pumps without some form of remedy that would satisfy the HPFP failure and the recall that was...

Here you go. They state that the new HPFP has improved durability. Now, it does not specific exactly what they did to improve the durability, but if you are so paranoid that you believe that they are going to create an even bigger liability by lying and using the same pump without actually...

The recall pumps are stamped differently compared to the original CP4 pumps. Plus, NHTSA wouldn't let them replace the pumps without some revised or different pump. So, its probably still the CP4 pump exterior but the internals are different.

I bought my '22 Diesel back in May 2022 brand new and on NYE the pump went out on me and they had to replace the entire fuel system as metal went through the fuel rails and injectors. At that time my jeep wasn't listed as part of the recall and they didn't have the new pump finalized. So, they...

When my first pump went out, they replaced everything that was after the pump and the fuel line connected to the pump. The recall instructions also don't mention replacing any return lines to the tank just everything after the pump.

why would it be a cab off job? if they find contamination in the lines, they just replace the injectors and fuel rail in addition to the pump, which is all accessible from the engine bay.

Yeah, i was kinda annoyed but happy that they got it turned around so quick. According to the service manager when i spoke with back in Oct. 2023, he said that I was first on the list to get the recall done. However, after speaking with the service rep and clerk when picking mine back up, they...

When i stop by tomorrow to get the written report of the inspection and no contamination, i am going to ask for the pump. Don't know if they'll give it though.

When i spoke with the service rep yesterday, she called the parts dept while writing up the service report and they told her that they had all the parts but were waiting for an egr gasket. 2 minutes later the part dept called back saying that they found one. Service rep told me that they will...

I've used EDT regularly after the first pump for a while but towards the 2nd part of the year did fall off on using it everytime but still used it here and there. However, we shouldn't have to be relying on using additives to make sure that a fuel pump doesn't blow. Especially when we have spent...

Hoping that the newer pump works out and I can keep the diesel. Don't want to get the 3.6 and I have put a ton of work into my current one that I don't feel like taking everything off and getting a gasser.

Yeah mine first went out around 20k miles and up until then it was fine and went on a bunch of trips including a 2 week trip through Canada. And once it was replaced its been fine up until today.

Getting diesel from Chervon and Safeway. Both Diesel #2 The word is the internals are new or at least hardened.

New years eve in 2022 the fuel pump blew on my 22 JTRD and the dealer replaced the pump (with the same pump part#) and all the fuel lines, injectors and rail. And got it back in Feb 2023. Well that lasted about a year. This morning it blew again. I was just about a block down the road from my...

Here is mine with 15" Methods 316 Titanium and 37 Falkens Wildpeak

Sorry, i mistyped. Meant to say isn't required. There was an update to the manual that originally stated that MS-12991 was required. But in 2022 it was updated to say recommended and that 5w40 oil with API Donut cert of API SN or SP can be used. Which is similar to the R6 as well, since they...

I figured it would be OK and since the MS-12991 isn't "recommended" anymore anything API SN certifed would be good. However, i just noticed that on the Mobil1 website it says for diesels without DPFs. But I take it this is just like how the R6 Rotella oil is said to produce more ash and not...

Any input on this oil? It is 5w40 and says it is API SN. It is the only oil that is in stock right now around me and i am past due by a couple hundred miles for an oil change.

If it starts up, then it is most likely not the fuel pump. Once the fuel pump goes, it will just crank over but not start.