Fuel pump aftermarket part numbers

[tcmercil]

Ok - 2006 Mastercraft X-1 with the 310 engine
these numbers seem giberish today, but what my mechanic pulled off my pump

71-3425
391-058-2

05f09a-3
ce-98-002

curious what I need to make this happen. I'm thinking about picking up 2 sets...

This make sense to anyone?

[rhsprostar]

You will be fine with the any of the pumps listed. Same pump for the RTP-1 and the MCX. You dont really need more than one pump though. Any of these pumps can be had almost instantly. The install is fairly simple, the only real snag in my opinion is the fuel line from the pump to the top of the module. The one that Carter has used is plastic junk that can easily kink. I ended up replacing mine with a piece of EFI fuel line. Now that being said I would also say that you need to have some experience working around engines, or a friend that does it make it go smoothly.

[tcmercil]

I was looking for the part # for the non Mastercraft version of the pump.... or should I just pull the pump out and go into Napa and see what they have to match it up.

why two? My neighbor and I have the same boat - 06 X1 - so we talked about having a spare as they seem to be pretty inexpensive, incase this happens again.


I've already replaced the filer, so I've pulled her out once already... just need to disonnect the fuel line...

[bigmac]

I was looking for the part # for the non Mastercraft version of the pump.... or should I just pull the pump out and go into Napa and see what they have to match it up.

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Check this thread for the part numbers...Advance Auto carries the Airtex.

http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/showthread.php?t=24965

[rgardjr1]

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[TX.X-30 fan]

Here is what has happened the last two time out, died 10/12 times. Mostly from idle and just coming on the throtle slow. Yesterday it would not start for 5 times after it died.

If this an early sign of pump going bad??

The delco ep356 is good for MCX??

[rhsprostar]

From my own experience, there were no warning signs...it just died. Might be your pump. Sounds like it could be bad gas too. Maybe try putting in some gas line antifreeze to take car of any water issues. Cheap and easy first thing to try.

[TX.X-30 fan]

From my own experience, there were no warning signs...it just died. Might be your pump. Sounds like it could be bad gas too. Maybe try putting in some gas line antifreeze to take car of any water issues. Cheap and easy first thing to try.

Thanks I will do that either way, 04 x30 though and I am pretty worried about it going at some point 20 miles from the ramp and spending 250 on a tow or worse blown into a cliff.

[bigmac]

Here is what has happened the last two time out, died 10/12 times. Mostly from idle and just coming on the throtle slow. Yesterday it would not start for 5 times after it died.

If this an early sign of pump going bad??

The delco ep356 is good for MCX??

That was exactly my experience when my pump died - basically same boat as yours. It started out by intermittently dying on me, usually on acceleration. Then I began having trouble restarting after it died. No problem since replacement of that pump.

[rhsprostar]

Yup ep356 is the right one.

[TX.X-30 fan]

Thank-you gentlemen, I am going proactive and change it before I strand the family.


Looks straight forward as to the replacement, just need the tool to crimp the fuel line fitting. I have Boofers thread saved.

[TX.X-30 fan]

Quick question, can I use a screw down clamp instead of the crimp one I removed from the pump itself. I left the top one on will I have to take it off to get the pump back in???

[rhsprostar]

You mean the hose clamp for the outlet on the top of the pump?

[TX.X-30 fan]

You mean the hose clamp for the outlet on the top of the pump?

Yes sir. ........

[rhsprostar]

Sorry but PMs were down for a few minutes.
Yes i used a stainless hose clamp on mine. Now I did change out the whole piece of plastic tube to a piece of EFI fuel line because it was kinked. I understand some of the newer boats have a corregated plastic line that seems to work better.