Onan 4KY fuel pump replacement method?
Does anyone have a step by step process to replace the fuel pump on an Onan 4KY? Upon testing my genny in the hot weather yesterday, it ran for about 10 minutes under load, then abruptly quit. ...
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Upon searching this board, I read where one person found it for $50, but that may have been a substitute.
When I priced it at the local RV shop, they wanted $150. I knew I could do a lot better than that, searching online, they range from about $70 on up. I paid $70.68 + $10 shipping. I would have bought it from Amazon, but they didn't have it in stock and didn't know how long it would take to get it. Their price ranges from $80 to $100 depending on what day you look, but always w/free shipping.
Pay attention to your spec number! I ordered 149-2311-01 from http://www.partsfortechs.com, then had to call them to change the order when I realized I had a spec J which uses a 149-2311-02, which worked out to be just under $10 cheaper.
The spec letter is the last letter of the model number, for example:
4 KY FA 26100 E, where:
4 is the power in KW
KY is the Product family designation
F is the starting method (remote starting in this example)
A is the voltage and frequency (120V, 60Hz)
26100 is the spec number
E is the Specification letter (used to identify major design or manufacturing changes).
Hope that helps!
When I priced it at the local RV shop, they wanted $150. I knew I could do a lot better than that, searching online, they range from about $70 on up. I paid $70.68 + $10 shipping. I would have bought it from Amazon, but they didn't have it in stock and didn't know how long it would take to get it. Their price ranges from $80 to $100 depending on what day you look, but always w/free shipping.
Pay attention to your spec number! I ordered 149-2311-01 from http://www.partsfortechs.com, then had to call them to change the order when I realized I had a spec J which uses a 149-2311-02, which worked out to be just under $10 cheaper.
The spec letter is the last letter of the model number, for example:
4 KY FA 26100 E, where:
4 is the power in KW
KY is the Product family designation
F is the starting method (remote starting in this example)
A is the voltage and frequency (120V, 60Hz)
26100 is the spec number
E is the Specification letter (used to identify major design or manufacturing changes).
Hope that helps!
