Fuel Lift Pump E8413 8012 15754298 for GM 6.5L Diesel 1992-2002
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
We do our best to list all compatible models, but equipment can vary by engine, serial number and production configuration. Use the part numbers and fitment details below to confirm your application.
| Equipment / Engine | Compatible Application |
|---|---|
| GM diesel | 6.5L applications, 1992–2002 |
| Chevrolet/GMC trucks | Compatible C/K and related chassis using this pump family |
| Chevrolet/GMC vans | Compatible 6.5L diesel applications using this pump family |
Product Overview
The lift pump moves fuel from the tank to the engine-side fuel system. When it becomes weak or stops running, a 6.5L diesel can experience extended cranking, stalling, low power or injection-pump fuel-starvation symptoms.
The E8413/8012/15754298 family is commonly associated with GM 6.5L diesel trucks and vans from this era. Chassis, tank layout and electrical connector can vary, so model year and the number on the original pump should be checked before replacement.
Key Features & Performance
- Electric low-pressure fuel delivery for 6.5L GM diesel systems
- Covers the commonly searched E8413 / 8012 / 15754298 reference family
- Helps restore reliable fuel supply to the engine-side system
- Applicable to multiple GM truck and van platforms from the researched era
Specifications
| Reference numbers | E8413 / 8012 / 15754298 |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| Part type | Electric fuel lift / supply pump |
Before You Order
Confirm year, engine, electrical connector and original pump/reference number. GM 6.5L fuel systems changed across chassis and production years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a bad lift pump damage drivability without preventing the engine from starting?
Yes. A weak pump may still allow the engine to start but can cause low power, hesitation or stalling because the injection system is not being supplied consistently.
Is this an OEM part?
This listing is for a replacement component for the applications shown above. Match the reference number, physical configuration and machine or engine details before ordering.