FishOnOne wrote:
The CP4 is designed for Ultra Low Sulphur diesel whereas the CP3 was designed for Low Suphur diesel so perhaps if I had a CP3 pump with the associated injectors that are prone to failure I would consider running a diesel additive.
I have 103k miles and my truck makes better fuel economy more than ever so I don't foresee an issue anytime soon.
The CP4 was introduced in 2003 and was "
designed as a radial-piston pump, the CP4 is leaner, simpler and more cost-efficient than the CP3" <-- Boch's words frome their "Milestones in Common Rail Development" brochure. This of course was 3 years before the EPA proposed switch to ultra low sulphar diesel in 2006.