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mine is up front under the generator with the filter screwed into the end of it.
In a bind an auto store should have a low volume pump ,and a person could
install it line by cutting the rubber hose, at least on my set up.
In the back of my toy hauler drivers side,just below the word fury! Just installed the new fuel pump/filter.
Primed it and the generator started right up! $57.00 for pump/filter, it is under warranty and i should get the pump/filter money
Thanks for the info. I ordered that fuel pump after verifying the part number. Given the age of my generator and the number of hours on it I figure a spare fuel pump can't be a bad thing. I should have done this months ago.
For anyone that stumbles upon this thread, the original Onan part number is A029F887 which was superseded with part number A047N929. Part number 149-2620 is a related direct fit part. The AirTex part number E11015 is a direct fit. Supposedly AirTex is the OEM supplier to Onan (I read it on the Internet so it must be true!). As near as I can tell, this is the correct part number for Onan Marquis Gold 5.5kw generators with a model number of HGJAB spec A through E. The Onan parts diagram can be found here:
A couple more tidbits.
1. I had my generator recently serviced by Onan/Cummins. This was a Level 2 service that included fluids, filters, spark plugs and valve adjustment.
2. I put only Ethanol-free fuel in my generator's fuel tank. That should help keep the carb from gumming up and allow the fuel to stay a bit more fresh.
I don't use my generator all that much but there was one circumstance where if it hadn't worked I would have been breaking camp right away and heading home due to it being 8° F outside. My furnace shut down and I supplemented it with space heaters until I could get the furnace back running.
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