Injection Pumps Pricing and Costs

Measure for your budget when you get injection pumps pricing and costs

By Cathy Salustri
Injection pumps measure the fluid they're injecting into a system. Most people and businesses are most familiar with diesel fuel injection pumps, although other types of injector pumps exist, as well. Whether your business uses diesel injection pumps, rebuilt injection pumps of any sort or an industry-specific injection pump like epoxy injection pumps, getting accurate injection pumps pricing and costs is crucial to setting a budget.

Before you buy injection pumps you should try to have an idea of the costs associated with them. As you start to gather information about injection pumps pricing and costs, you'll need to consider three areas that can impact your injection pumps budget:

1. Injection pumps manufacturers

2. Injection pumps suppliers and injection pumps distributors

3. Injection pump installation and maintenance

 

Get prices from injection pumps manufacturers

Companies like Chevy sell their own injection pumps, so check with the injection pump manufacturer for prices on injection pumps. Injection pumps manufacturers also sell parts for injection pumps, as well as rebuilt injection pumps. Prices at the manufacturer range from $70 for a part for an injector pump to over $600 for an injection pump.
Try: Companies like Chevrolet and Ford sell their injection pumps and parts through websites like Diesel Care and Performance. If you want to directly purchase new or rebuilt injection pumps through a dealership, use the dealer locator at the car company's website to find a local dealer selling diesel injection pumps for your vehicle.

See how much it costs to purchase from injection pumps suppliers and injection pumps distributors

Rather than purchasing an injector pump made from an injection pump manufacturer or its designated resellers, check with injection pumps suppliers and injection pumps distributors to find out about their injection pumps pricing and costs. Parts and injection pumps start at roughly $15 for injection pump parts like brackets and bolts and go up to $900 for injection pumps.
Try: Thoroughbred Performance sells a wide array of diesel injection pumps, as does MWFI.com. Check the prices on these websites against those offered by an injection pump manufacturer to see where you can get the best deal.

Budget for injection pump installation and maintenance

Depending on the type of injection pump and the level of expertise of your staff, you might also need to budget for injection pump installation and periodic maintenance. Consider this when researching injection pump pricing and costs. For some applications you can purchase an injection pump installation kit, while for others you might opt for professional installation. Kits start at around $20, while professional installation for a diesel injection pump application can run into the hundreds of dollars.
Try: USDieselParts.com sells installation kits, as does SSDiesel Supply. If you need a commercial installation of a different type of injection pump it's best to get a quote from the injection pump manufacturer or distributor at the time of purchase, as the prices vary based on the type of system your business uses.