The label on the pump is a breadcrumb, not a mystery novel. This library puts familiar and hard-to-find diesel injection pump names in one place so you can start with the right manufacturer and family. We include legacy names because old tractors, fleets, generators, and industrial diesels do not care what marketing department renamed the company twenty years ago.
How to use this directory
Search for the exact text stamped on your pump. A family such as CP3, DPA or DB2 identifies a general series; the complete assembly number identifies a particular configuration. Models within a family may have different timing, settings, governors, connections or fitment.
A linked individual guide offers more detail for selected widely searched systems. Other names live on these manufacturer pages until sufficient technical data and workshop evidence justify dedicated pages.
This is a terminology and identification directory, not a declaration that every listed pump can be repaired, nor a parts-interchange catalog. Always verify acceptance and serviceability with the shop before shipping.
Search by the name you recognize
Stanadyne or Roosa Master? DENSO or Nippondenso? Zexel or Diesel Kiki? CAV or Lucas CAV? Our cross-naming helps you find the corresponding manufacturer grouping without pretending that every part carrying those names is interchangeable.
For help identifying a pump, send a full-unit picture, close-up of the identification plate, engine model, and a brief explanation of the problem.
Common search starting points
Bosch CP3, CP4, VE, VP37, VP44, P7100 and P3000; Stanadyne DB2, DB4 and DS4; CAV DPA; Delphi DP200, DP210 and DP310; DENSO HP2, HP3 and HP4; Cummins CAPS and PT; AMBAC PSB; Simms Minimec; and Zexel NP-VE.
Browse the full manufacturer-by-manufacturer listings below. Each entry includes a search-name cue, identification advice and a link to the most relevant page.
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Diesel Injection Pump Family Library – Complete A-Z List
This page is designed as one genuinely useful, browseable index, not 100 near-identical pages.
It includes all 100 included pump-family entries and connects visitors to appropriate manufacturer or dedicated family pages.
Before you search
A family name, a variant number, and a full calibrated pump assembly number are different things. Preserve every digit and suffix, photograph the tag, and check the engine application. The search phrases below are related names, not interchange guarantees.
AMBAC / American Bosch
About AMBAC / American Bosch pumps
Model 100
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch Model 100.
The Model 100 label helps separate this assembly from the Model 50 and Model 300 listings. Send the entire nameplate and engine application; numeric model names alone are particularly easy to misread.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed Model 100 repair page.
PSB
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch PSB.
PSB is one of the AMBAC/American Bosch family labels that appears in legacy diesel fuel-equipment searches. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PSB repair page.
PSJ
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch PSJ.
Keep PSJ separate from PSB and PSM in your inquiry. A single letter can indicate an entirely different service reference.
PSM
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch PSM.
PSM is its own family label in the AMBAC/American Bosch list; document the full suffix and application before ordering anything.
APE
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch APE.
Record the APE designation exactly as stamped, including any adjacent numbers. Older literature may use the American Bosch name.
Model 50
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch Model 50.
The Model 50 designation belongs in searches under both AMBAC and American Bosch. For an older unit, photos of the drive and control areas can be useful alongside the complete part number.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed Model 50 repair page.
Model 300
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch Model 300.
A Model 300 request should include all remaining plate markings and the engine or machine model. Do not rely on the number 300 by itself when comparing replacement parts.
APF
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch APF.
APF should be searched with the manufacturer name to avoid confusing it with unrelated part terminology. Include the drive-end photo.
PSU
Search as: AMBAC, American Bosch PSU.
A PSU listing is not a generic pump designation; its complete assembly identification and engine details are needed.
Bosch
CP3
Search as: CP3 common-rail pump; CP3 high-pressure pump.
The CP3 is a high-pressure supply pump used in common-rail architecture. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed CP3 repair page.
CP4
Search as: CP4 common-rail pump; CP4.1 and CP4.2 variants.
Bosch CP4 is a common-rail high-pressure pump family with distinct variants, including CP4.1 and CP4.2. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed CP4 repair page.
VE (including VP37 / VE-EDC)
Search as: VE rotary pump; VP37; VE-EDC (related, not identical designations).
Bosch VE identifies a rotary distributor pump lineage with different mechanical and electronically governed versions. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed VE (including VP37 / VE-EDC) repair page.
P7100
Search as: P-pump; P7100 in-line injection pump; 12-valve Cummins P-pump where applicable.
The Bosch P7100 is a mechanical in-line injection pump widely associated with certain Cummins 5.9L 12-valve applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed P7100 repair page.
VP44
Search as: VP44 electronic distributor pump; VP44 injection pump.
The Bosch VP44 is an electronically controlled radial-piston distributor injection pump. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed VP44 repair page.
CP1 (including CP1H)
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CP1 (including CP1H).
CP1 is an early Bosch common-rail high-pressure pump family, while CP1H denotes a related later variant with different fuel-metering arrangements in certain versions. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed CP1 (including CP1H) repair page.
P3000
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch P3000.
As part of the Bosch P-series in-line injection-pump group, P3000 equipment requires correct application identification, delivery data and control details. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed P3000 repair page.
MW
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch MW.
Bosch MW refers to an in-line mechanical injection pump family used in various diesel applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed MW repair page.
PFR
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch PFR.
PFR is a Bosch family identifier that needs its full suffix and application context. Photos of individual pumping elements or housings can help the identification conversation.
PFE
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch PFE.
PFE is a separate Bosch designation from PFR; avoid merging results or assuming shared rebuild parts.
PLD
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch PLD.
Bosch PLD is associated with unit-pump injection systems. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PLD repair page.
VP29 / VP30
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch VP29 / VP30.
VP29 and VP30 are related names often searched together. Preserve the exact suffix, Bosch number and connector configuration to distinguish the installed pump.
A / PES-A
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch A / PES-A.
A and PES-A are ways some catalogs describe Bosch in-line families. An actual pump number is required to identify its element count, control, and calibration.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed A / PES-A repair page.
CP2
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CP2.
CP2 is part of Bosch common-rail pump nomenclature; confirm complete assembly details before discussing pressure tests or repair options.
CPN2
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CPN2.
CPN2 should be distinguished from CP2 in requests and search terms. The extra letter can matter for identification.
M
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch M.
A single-letter family is highly ambiguous without the Bosch name, a full assembly number and application information.
P8000
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch P8000.
Do not shorten a P8000 request to P-series alone. Name the exact model and provide the governor and drive details.
VA
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch VA.
VA is a brief family designation that can get lost in generic web searches. Add Bosch, diesel injection pump, and the complete assembly number.
PF
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch PF.
PF is a compact label shared with other terminology; pair it with Bosch and the full stamped identification.
CPN5 / CP5
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CPN5 / CP5.
CPN5 and CP5 appear together in the supplied reference. Verify the exact identification instead of assuming the two spellings always refer to the same assembly.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed CPN5 / CP5 repair page.
CP9
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CP9.
CP9 is part of the broad Bosch pump naming landscape. Confirm the actual part number and supported test procedure before intake.
H
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch H.
A single letter H is not enough to service proposal or cross-reference a diesel pump. Request a photograph showing the entire tag.
CPN6
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CPN6.
CPN6 is not another spelling of CP3 or CP4. The complete identification determines the service discussion.
CB (CB08 / CB18 / CB28)
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch CB (CB08 / CB18 / CB28).
CB08, CB18, and CB28 are distinct CB-family identifiers. Bosch describes CBx as a banked-piston common-rail pump approach; variants require their own specifications.
P8500
Search as: Bosch, Robert Bosch P8500.
P8500 is a different P-series label from P7100 and P8000. Do not treat P-series numbers as generic interchangeable parts.
Bryce
FAO
Search as: Bryce FAO.
FAO is the Bryce designation in the supplied list. A legacy Bryce inquiry should include photographs, the engine application and all part-number markings.
CAV / Lucas-CAV
DPA
Search as: Lucas CAV DPA; Lucas DPA; CAV DPA.
CAV DPA is a rotary distributor pump family with a long history across agricultural and industrial diesel applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DPA repair page.
BPE
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) BPE.
BPE appears under CAV. Confirm the number and application instead of assuming DPA-style procedures apply.
BB
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) BB.
CAV BB is a short historical designation. The full plate text is important for deciding what reference material applies.
N
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) N.
CAV N cannot be identified reliably from a single letter. Include the full stamped number and engine application.
NN
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) NN.
NN is separate from N in this source list. Keep the double-letter designation exactly as it appears.
BPF
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) BPF.
BPF belongs in the CAV identification directory but should not be treated as another name for DPA.
TPF
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) TPF.
Record TPF and the complete CAV part number. Historic equipment sometimes carries replaced or re-tagged assemblies.
AA
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) AA.
AA requires maker and application context to avoid results for unrelated parts.
DP15
Search as: CAV, Lucas CAV, Lucas (historical association) DP15.
DP15 is a separate CAV family identifier; retain the full numeric suffix and pump tag data.
Cummins
CAPS
Search as: Cummins Accumulator Pump System; CAPS pump.
CAPS expands to Cummins Accumulator Pump System. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed CAPS repair page.
CCR
Search as: Cummins, Cummins fuel system CCR.
CCR is listed under Cummins; use the engine serial information and full assembly number to establish the exact system.
PT Type G
Search as: Cummins pressure-time pump; PTG; PT Type G.
PT means "pressure-time" in Cummins fuel-system terminology. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PT Type G repair page.
PT Type R
Search as: Cummins pressure-time pump; PT Type R.
PT means "pressure-time" in Cummins fuel-system terminology. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PT Type R repair page.
Delphi
DP200
Search as: Delphi DP200; Lucas DP200 on certain historical applications.
Delphi DP200 refers to a family of distributor injection pumps with distinct versions. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DP200 repair page.
DP210
Search as: Delphi, Lucas (selected legacy ranges) DP210.
The Delphi DP210 belongs to a related series of distributor fuel-injection pumps that requires the proper configuration, technical data and testing method. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DP210 repair page.
DPS
Search as: Delphi, Lucas (selected legacy ranges) DPS.
DPS deserves its own identification and service procedure; verify type and application rather than treating every DP-prefixed pump alike.
DP310
Search as: Delphi, Lucas (selected legacy ranges) DP310.
Delphi DP310 is part of the broader series discussed in specialist Delphi training for DP200/DP210/DP310 injection-pump repair. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DP310 repair page.
DP100
Search as: Delphi, Lucas (selected legacy ranges) DP100.
DP100 is its own Delphi designation; do not assume it shares settings with DP200.
DP203
Search as: Delphi, Lucas (selected legacy ranges) DP203.
DP203 is a distinct series label, not merely another spelling of DP200.
F2P (including BEBU2C)
Search as: F2P; BEBU2C (associated source-list naming).
The supplied reference links F2P with the BEBU2C designation. Verify the complete number and source before treating the terms as one specific assembly.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed F2P (including BEBU2C) repair page.
DENSO / Nippondenso
About DENSO / Nippondenso pumps
HP3
Search as: DENSO HP3; Nippondenso HP3; HP3 supply pump.
DENSO describes the HP3 as a compact two-cylinder common-rail pump used in passenger and compact-truck applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed HP3 repair page.
HP4
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND HP4.
DENSO describes the HP4 as using similar operating principles to HP3 while employing three cylinders for higher delivery capacity in medium truck applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed HP4 repair page.
HP2
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND HP2.
DENSO describes the HP2 as an earlier common-rail pump design using two pumping mechanisms and two suction-control valves, often distinguished by red and green connectors. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed HP2 repair page.
HP0
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND HP0.
HP0 is an HP-series pump identifier. Its technical details and supported application should be checked rather than inferred from HP2, HP3 or HP4.
VE / ND-VE
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND VE / ND-VE.
ND-VE may appear alongside VE in DENSO/Nippondenso references; do not confuse it with a Bosch VE solely because the letters match.
PFR / ND-PFR
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND PFR / ND-PFR.
ND-PFR is the DENSO/Nippondenso wording for a PFR-related designation; it is not proof of interchangeable Bosch PFR components.
PES-A / ND-PES-A
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND PES-A / ND-PES-A.
PES-A/ND-PES-A searches should include the full DENSO number and engine details; similar names do not establish Bosch interchange.
EP-9 / NB
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND EP-9 / NB.
EP-9 and NB are the paired terms in the supplied directory. Confirm the complete marking before assigning a service procedure.
NL
Search as: DENSO, Nippondenso, ND NL.
NL is a short identifier requiring further nameplate and application data.
Lombardini / Kohler
About Lombardini / Kohler pumps
Q
Search as: Lombardini, Kohler Q.
The Q family label is too brief to establish compatibility alone. Include the engine model and complete Lombardini/Kohler number.
Motorpal
PCIM
Search as: Motorpal PCIM.
PCIM is a Motorpal designation; identify from full unit markings rather than visual similarity.
PP.M
Search as: Motorpal PP.M.
Keep the punctuation in PP.M when recording Motorpal references. Exact characters can matter in a catalog search.
PV.A
Search as: Motorpal PV.A.
PV.A is separate from PV.Z. Capture the dot and suffix on the nameplate.
PV.Z
Search as: Motorpal PV.Z.
PV.Z is separate from PV.A. Photograph the entire housing and identification plate.
Simms
Minimec
Search as: Simms Minimec; Minimec injection pump.
The Simms Minimec is a mechanical fuel injection pump name associated with many older diesel applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed Minimec repair page.
Majormec
Search as: Simms Majormec.
Majormec is distinct from Minimec and Maximec; use the full Simms number and governor details.
SPE
Search as: Simms SPE.
SPE is a Simms designation; do not merge it into the Minimec catalog without verifying the actual assembly.
Maximec
Search as: Simms Maximec.
Maximec is a separate Simms family from Minimec and Majormec. Nameplate photos help.
Stanadyne / Roosa Master
About Stanadyne / Roosa Master pumps
DB2
Search as: Roosa Master DB2; Roosa-Master DB2; Stanadyne DB2.
The Stanadyne DB2 is a rotary distributor injection pump family built on the historic Roosa Master lineage. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DB2 repair page.
DB4
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DB4.
The DB4 is a Stanadyne rotary distributor pump family associated with the same broader heritage as the DB2. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DB4 repair page.
DS / DS4
Search as: DS4 electronic pump; GM 6.5 DS4 in applicable installations.
Stanadyne DS4 is an electronically controlled rotary fuel injection pump known from certain GM 6.5L diesel applications. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DS / DS4 repair page.
JDB
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master JDB.
JDB appears in the Stanadyne/Roosa Master legacy list. Do not shorten a JDB request to DB without checking the full number.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed JDB repair page.
DBG
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DBG.
DBG is a legacy family label related by manufacturer history, not necessarily by interchangeable parts.
DM
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DM.
DM is a short Stanadyne designation that requires full tag and engine context.
DE / DE10
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DE / DE10.
Stanadyne describes the DE line as an electronic rotary fuel pump family. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DE / DE10 repair page.
DB
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DB.
DB is a broad label; DB2 and DB4 requests should be distinguished by complete numbers.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DB repair page.
CBC
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master CBC.
CBC is a distinct legacy identifier. Ask about parts support and calibration information before shipment.
JDC
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master JDC.
JDC belongs in the Stanadyne/Roosa Master historical directory; do not equate it automatically with JDB or DCR.
DCR
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DCR.
DCR is a Stanadyne common-rail pump family, with service requirements distinct from DB, DS and DE rotary distributor pumps. Identify the complete assembly and engine application before considering a test or repair.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed DCR repair page.
CDC
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master CDC.
CDC and CBC are separate labels; complete nameplate data should control identification.
DC
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master DC.
DC is a separate identifier from DCR. The additional R is not optional in pump-family names.
EcoForce
Search as: Stanadyne, Roosa Master, Roosa-Master EcoForce.
EcoForce is a Stanadyne rotary diesel pump product name. Identify the exact assembly before discussing approved service.
Yanmar
YPFR
Search as: Yanmar YPFR.
YPFR appears in the Yanmar-related injection-pump family list. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed YPFR repair page.
YPES
Search as: Yanmar YPES.
YPES is separate from YPFR in the Yanmar grouping. Include the engine model and full pump identifier.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed YPES repair page.
YPD-MP (MP2 / MP4)
Search as: YPD-MP; MP2; MP4 (subdesignations).
The YPD-MP entry includes MP2 and MP4 subdesignations. Preserve exactly which designation is on the unit.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed YPD-MP (MP2 / MP4) repair page.
OPE
Search as: Yanmar OPE.
OPE is a Yanmar pump-family label in the source. It needs complete engine and pump information for identification.
Zexel / Diesel Kiki
About Zexel / Diesel Kiki pumps
VE / NP-VE
Search as: Zexel NP-VE; Diesel Kiki VE.
The Zexel/Diesel Kiki VE or NP-VE designation is associated with the rotary distributor pump lineage. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed VE / NP-VE repair page.
VRZ
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki VRZ.
Zexel VRZ is a distinct injection-pump family in the Zexel/Diesel Kiki reference. This family identifier is worth preserving exactly as written when contacting a repair facility. A complete tag, engine application and photograph are needed to distinguish the assembly from similarly named models.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed VRZ repair page.
PE(S)-A / AD
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki PE(S)-A / AD.
PE(S)-A and AD should be kept with the full Zexel/Diesel Kiki identification; P-series-style names do not guarantee cross-brand fitment.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PE(S)-A / AD repair page.
PE(S)-P / PD
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki PE(S)-P / PD.
Record whether the tag uses PE(S)-P or PD and include all suffixes to avoid mix-ups.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PE(S)-P / PD repair page.
PE(S)-K
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki PE(S)-K.
PE(S)-K is a separate Zexel/Diesel Kiki family label in the directory.
HD-TICS
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki HD-TICS.
HD-TICS is a distinctive Zexel/Diesel Kiki identifier. Avoid interpreting the acronym as a standalone pump assembly number.
MD-TICS
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki MD-TICS.
MD-TICS is distinct from HD-TICS; include the correct engine and complete identification.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed MD-TICS repair page.
PF
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki PF.
PF should be searched with Zexel or Diesel Kiki to avoid confusion with Bosch or other PF labels.
PFR
Search as: Zexel, Diesel Kiki PFR.
PFR is a label also seen under other manufacturers; include Zexel/Diesel Kiki and the complete number.
For model-specific guidance, see the detailed PFR repair page.