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From: Mi'kma'ki
if i had a 94 IDI diesel truck,i would always ask for 93 parts and keep it simple.
so as to avoid parts counter people mistakenly handing you PS parts.93 parts will be the same always.PS parts will never be.less its oil filter lol.may be other things too,but i dunno what they'd be.
so as to avoid parts counter people mistakenly handing you PS parts.93 parts will be the same always.PS parts will never be.less its oil filter lol.may be other things too,but i dunno what they'd be.
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From: Faibanks Ak.
I'm not sur what the 95 stroke has, but I was thinking it was electric.
Like f250 says always tell them 93 as 94.5 they changed to the stroke, and it seems the run of the mill parts man any more has a little trouble telling the difference between a briggs and a cummins, much less 3 different engines for a one year period in the same application.
Like f250 says always tell them 93 as 94.5 they changed to the stroke, and it seems the run of the mill parts man any more has a little trouble telling the difference between a briggs and a cummins, much less 3 different engines for a one year period in the same application.
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If you are talking lift pumps, they are way different. The idi looks like a gasser's fuel pump and mounted on the side of the block. The stroke's lift pump resides in the valley on top of the engine. The idi has an injector pump, while the stroke has none, as the injectors are fired by oil pressure. That is one advantage the stroke has, if you lose oil pressure the engine will shut down before damage is done to the internals.
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From: Faibanks Ak.
It's just a fact. lol when the stroke first came out change the oil was the dealers answer for what ever ailed them. It was kinda comical.
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im talking about the fuel pump in the tank i believe there both mechanical but there is a massive cost difference so i just wanted to know does the powerstroke one run higher pressure out of the tank or something
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an IDI has a mechanical lift pump on the side of the block.
a powerstroke has an electric low pressure fuel pump in the fuel tank
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From: Mi'kma'ki
all the confusion your having will be eliminated.
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the in 1994.5 to 1997 psd has n0o eletric pumps at all 1999 to iirc 2003 had carter inline pumps