INDUSTRIAL INJECTION LML CP3 to CP4 Conversion Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- INDUSTRIAL INJECTION
Table of Contents
INDUSTRIAL INJECTION LML CP3 to CP4 Conversion
Product Information
Product Name | CP4 to CP3 Conversion Kit |
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Compatible Vehicle | 2011 – 2016 LML Duramax |
Manufacturer | Industrial Injection |
Contact Information | Website: [www.industrialinjection.com |
](http://www.industrialinjection.com)Phone: 800-955-0476
Product Usage Instructions
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Disconnect the negative battery cables from both the passenger side and the driver’s side batteries.
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Remove the factory intake assembly and resonator.
Note: In order to remove the factory intake, you will need to disconnect the upper coolant hose on the coolant bottle and disconnect the air intake sensors. -
Disconnect all sensors from the factory intake horn and remove the factory intake horn from the vehicle.
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Remove the plastic elbow that connects to the turbo, then continue to remove the EGR system from the vehicle if still equipped.
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Remove the factory Y bridge from the valley of the engine.
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Remove the belt tensioner and the alternator in order to gain access to the front mounting belts of the CP4.
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Remove both of the high-pressure fuel lines that route from the top of the CP4 to the passenger side fuel rail.
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Remove the low-pressure fuel line in the valley of the engine to the fuel filter housing. Disconnect the pressure fitting in the valley and loosen clamp at the fuel filter housing to remove it.
Note: A new fuel line is supplied for increased pump clearance. -
Disconnect and remove the low-pressure fuel supply hose and the low-pressure fuel return hose from the CP4. Remove the banjo bolt from the 9th injector feed line and remove the two bolts securing the
feed line assembly to the block. Remove low-pressure hoses. -
In order to gain access to the CP4 mounting bolts, you will want to remove the fan pulley and mount. Then twist the water pump outlet pipe to gain access to the CP4 mounting bolts.
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Remove the four CP4 mounting bolts on the front of the engine, then remove the CP4 from the valley of the engine.
Note: You may need to gently pry on the CP4 to help with removal. Note: Make sure all electrical connections are disconnected from the CP4. Remove the green temperature sensor on the bottom of the CP4. Install the sensor into the supplied mounting block and mount it to the empty hole on the driver’s side of the AC compressor mounting location. Re-insert the connection. -
Using the supplied plug and cap, install it onto the rail on the third port and tighten it.
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With the CP4 removed from the truck, you can now proceed to remove the gear from the CP4 to reuse on the CP3.
Note: You may need to use a gear puller in order to remove the gear. -
Locate your new CP3 and hardware to prepare for installation. You will first remove the factory return and feed fittings. Replace them with the newly supplied return and feed fittings using the supplied copper sealing washers.
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Install the supplied CP3 shaft o-ring seal and apply grease. Install the supplied CP3 mounting bracket using supplied hardware and lock washers. Then install the outer o-ring and apply grease.
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STEP 1
Disconnect the negative battery cables from both the passenger side and the
driver’s side batteries.
STEP 2
Remove the factory intake assembly and resonator.
Note: In order to remove the factory intake, you will need to disconnect
the upper coolant hose on the coolant bottle. and disconnect the air intake
sensors.
STEP 3
Disconnect all sensors from the factory intake horn, and remove the factory
intake horn from the vehicle.
STEP 4
Remove the plastic elbow that connects to the turbo, then continue to remove
the EGR system from the vehicle if still equipped.
STEP 5
Remove the factory Y bridge from the valley of the engine.
STEP 6
To gain access to the front of the engine, we recommend removing the fan
shroud and fan. Start by disconnecting the upper radiator hose and moving it
out of the way. Remove the upper fan shroud and unbolt the fan hub. Remove the
serpentine belt, unbolt the AC compressor, and move it out of the way. Once
that is out of the way you can continue to remove the fan shroud and fan hub
from the vehicle.
Note: You will need to remove the TCM from the shroud and set it out of
the way before you remove the shroud from the vehicle.
STEP 7
Remove the belt tensioner and the alternator in order to gain access to the
front mounting belts of the CP4.
STEP 8
Remove both of the high-pressure fuel lines that route from the top of the CP4
to the passenger side fuel rail.
STEP 9
Remove the low-pressure fuel line in the valley of the engine to the fuel
filter housing. Disconnect the pressure fitting in the valley and loosen the
clamp at the fuel filter housing to remove it.
Note: A new fuel line is supplied for increased pump clearance.
STEP 10
Disconnect and remove the low-pressure fuel supply hose and the low-pressure
fuel return hose from the CP4. Remove the banjo bolt from the 9th injector
feed line and remove the two bolts securing the feed line assembly to the
block.
STEP 11
In order to gain access to the CP4 mounting bolts you will want to remove the
fan pulley and mount. Then twist the water pump outlet pipe to gain access to
the CP4 mounting bolts.
STEP 12
Remove the four CP4 mounting bolts on the front of the engine, then remove the
CP4 from the valley of the engine.
Note: You may need to gently pry on the CP4 to help with removal.
Note : Make sure all electrical connections are disconnected from the
CP4.
STEP 13
Remove the green temperature sensor on the bottom of the CP4. Install the
sensor into the supplied mounting block and mount it to the empty hole on the
driver’s side of the AC compressor mounting location. Re-insert the
connection.
STEP 14
Using the supplied plug and cap, install it onto the rail on the third port
and tighten it.
STEP 15
With the CP4 removed from the truck, you can now proceed to remove the gear
from the CP4 to re-use on the CP3.
Note: You may need to use a gear puller in order to remove the gear.
STEP 16
Locate your new CP3 and hardware to prepare for installation. You will first
remove the factory return and feed fittings. Replace them with the new sup-
plied return and feed fittings using the supplied copper sealing washers.
STEP 17
Install the supplied CP3 shaft o-ring seal and apply grease. Install the
supplied CP3 mounting bracket using supplied hardware and lock washers. Then
install the outer o-ring and apply grease.
STEP 18
Install the CP4 gear onto the CP3 using the factory CP4 nut. Torque to 85 lb-
ft.
Note: When fully tightened, the nut will not be totally threaded onto the
CP3 shaft.
STEP 19
You can now install the new CP3 into the valley of the engine. Utilize the
four factory CP4 mounting bolts to install. Be mindful of the routing of the
9th injector feed line hose. Make sure you do not bump the line and
accidentally loosen the banjo bolt.
Note: The feed line banjo bolt to cp3 torque is 89 lb-inch
STEP 20
Install the supplied 1/2” fuel feed hose from the filter housing to the CP3.
Reconnect the line that goes from the CP3 to the 9th injector hard line.
STEP 21
Bolt down the 9th injector hard line assembly. Reconnect the line that goes
from the CP3 to the 9th injector hard line.
Note: Torque the banjo bolt to 89 lb-inch
STEP 22
Re-using the factory 3/8” hose, install fuel return hose to the CP3.
STEP 23
You can now install the supplied low-pressure fuel feed hard line in the
valley of the engine to the filter housing. Torque to 26 lb-ft.
Note: Use the supplied lubricant on the threads of the new low-pressure
feed line, this will help with sealing and prevent fuel leaks and hard starts.
STEP 24
You can now re-assemble the remaining parts of the truck that were removed.
Before starting your truck be sure to check all fluid levels and top them off
if needed.
Note: Before attempting to start your truck, after changing the fuel
filter, you will want to bleed the low-pressure fuel system.
Note: While the truck is running, make sure to check all fuel fittings
for leaks.
LML Wire Colors
Fuel Control Actuator Wires at CP3 Pump
- Black & Yellow
- Pressure Relief Front Of Drivers Rail
- Purple/White Tracer & Yellow
- Fuel Temp Sensor in New Aluminum Block
- Brown/Grey Tracer & Brown/White Tracer
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