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1985 Detroit Stanadyne DB2 Mechanical Injection Pump (DB2829-4425)

1985 Detroit Stanadyne DB2 Mechanical Injection Pump (DB2829-4425)

Description

Stanadyne DB2 mechanical injection pump for 1985 GM C/K 1500 and 2500 trucks running the 6.2L Detroit Diesel V8. OE-spec replacement for trucks that have lost fuel pressure, developed shaft seal leaks, or won't hold timing from a tired stock pump.

Bolts to the factory front cover, uses OE hard lines, lift pump connection, and shutoff solenoid. Calibrated to OE fuel rates — stock-power applications only.

Features
  • Stanadyne DB2 Pump for 6.2L Detroit Diesel
  • Calibrated to OE Spec
  • Direct Bolt-On — Factory Lines & Mounting
  • Mechanical Injection — No ECM or Electronics
  • For Stock-Power Trucks
  • Part Number: DB2829-4425
Notes
  • Standard-altitude calibration. Trucks above ~5,000 ft should run the high-altitude variant.
  • Drain the fuel tank and replace fuel filters before installing — water and old fuel kill a fresh injection pump fast.
$173.55

Original: $495.85

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1985 Detroit Stanadyne DB2 Mechanical Injection Pump (DB2829-4425)

$495.85

$173.55

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Description

Description

Stanadyne DB2 mechanical injection pump for 1985 GM C/K 1500 and 2500 trucks running the 6.2L Detroit Diesel V8. OE-spec replacement for trucks that have lost fuel pressure, developed shaft seal leaks, or won't hold timing from a tired stock pump.

Bolts to the factory front cover, uses OE hard lines, lift pump connection, and shutoff solenoid. Calibrated to OE fuel rates — stock-power applications only.

Features
  • Stanadyne DB2 Pump for 6.2L Detroit Diesel
  • Calibrated to OE Spec
  • Direct Bolt-On — Factory Lines & Mounting
  • Mechanical Injection — No ECM or Electronics
  • For Stock-Power Trucks
  • Part Number: DB2829-4425
Notes
  • Standard-altitude calibration. Trucks above ~5,000 ft should run the high-altitude variant.
  • Drain the fuel tank and replace fuel filters before installing — water and old fuel kill a fresh injection pump fast.