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Read articles →This is a step-by-step mechanical lift pump replacement on a New Holland TC45 with the Shibaura N844L engine, filmed close-up from removal to reinstall: cleaning around the pump, pulling the old unit, scraping the gasket surface, lubricating the plunger, and torquing new bolts with fresh copper washers. It skips fuel-system air purging itself, pointing viewers to a separate Bobcat/Kubota video for that step. Best for owners doing this exact repair themselves.
Appears to be an owner or DIY mechanic documenting their own hands-on repair process, not a dealer or sponsored channel.
It is located on the right side of the engine, just above the dipstick, over the oil filter.
A 14 mm socket removes the bolt fittings and fuel lines, and a 10 mm wrench removes the two mounting bolts holding the pump to the engine block.
No, a paper gasket is used without gasket maker or silicone compound, and it should not leak engine oil if the surface is prepped properly.
No, it points viewers to a separate video on a Bobcat skid steer with a Kubota diesel engine, since the air purging principle is the same.
