Fuel Lift Pump for New Holland B95 B110 B115 C185 L180 L185 L190
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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.
| New Holland backhoe loaders | B95, B110, B115 |
|---|---|
| New Holland compact loaders | C185, L180, L185, L190 |
Product Overview
The lift pump supplies diesel from the tank to the engine's high-pressure or injection system. A weak pump can cause long cranking, loss of prime, power loss under load and intermittent stalling, especially after the machine sits.
New Holland construction models can share engines while using different fuel plumbing by production date. Match the original pump number and the inlet/outlet layout in addition to the machine model.
Key Features & Performance
- Restores steady low-pressure fuel supply
- Applications span New Holland backhoe and compact-loader platforms
- Useful for hard-start and starvation symptoms
- Engine-mounted fuel lift/transfer pump replacement
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Part type: Fuel lift / transfer pump
- Application: New Holland construction equipment
Before You Order
Verify the original pump number, engine model and fuel-port orientation. Production changes can affect fitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I use as the final fitment check? Use the listed part/reference numbers, your exact engine or machine model, and the physical configuration of the part being replaced. Serial-number and production changes can matter.
What are common reasons to replace this part? The lift pump supplies diesel from the tank to the engine's high-pressure or injection system. A weak pump can cause long cranking, loss of prime, power loss under load and intermittent stalling, especially after the machine sits.