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Old 20-03-2012, 04:06   #1
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Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

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Just prior to my relaunch I discovered my CAV Fuel Injection Pump leaking on my Perkins 4108. Further investigation revealed the top 'anti-stall device' has broken off after a previous repair (with liquid metal?).

Obviously my preference is to replace the whole pump... any ideas where I can get one cheap? But I'm also thinking of bodging the current one to carry as a spare and any tips would be gratefully accepted.

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Old 20-03-2012, 04:33   #2
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

Cheapest I saw was on Ebay at about $650.00.. What is your definition of cheap?
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

You might want to have a look at parts4engines.com they supply alot of parts for perkins, you can get the injector pump re built the're number in the UK 00447512370431 speak to Jeremy not alot he dont know about Perkins engines, good luck!
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

Where are you?
SW Diesel in Wilmington, Ca has them already rebuilt in stock for about $650.00
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

Parts4Engines is a fab company, I admit, but Jeremy doesn't have any Cav pumps in stock. I'm in the UK and have discovered a diesel engine dealer in the SW who stocks the anti-stall device.
I just removed the heat exchanger to get to the part and will pick up the £30 replacement asap.
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

For most Perkins engines it is almost always best to check with tractor supply places since more Perkins are used in industry than in boats , and the parts are usually cheaper than if the box says Marine on it. My 2 cents worth.____Grant.
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Hi David, iam a factory authorized repair center for cav pumps. I will rebuild yours for $400 as you are a fellow cruiser. With a gaurantee. Not incuding shipping. Pm me n we can talk more.
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Re: Perkins 4108 Fuel Injection Pump

Try giving Diesel Fuel Injection Service in Portland, OR a call. Mark is very knowledgeable and can perform a proper repair to the anti-stall portion instead of a full rebuild.

Here is their URL.

They do a lot of marine pumps. I haven't specifically used them for Perkins, but it's a very common pump and there is no reason they can't service it. Their work is top notch and their pricing is fair. I have visited their facility and was beyond impressed with their knowledge, capabilities, and equipment.
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