GRANIT fuel lift pump 38018321 Massey Ferguson 2641344 Perkins engine

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GRANIT fuel lift pump 38018321 Massey Ferguson 2641344 Perkins engine

GRANIT fuel lift pump with glass sight bowl part number 38018321 (OEM ref. 2641344). Features 2-hole flange with 45 mm horizontal hole spacing and 58 mm flange to lever distance. Compatible with Massey Ferguson 400 Series tractors (400, 410, 415) and Perkins 4.300 / 6.354 engines. Matched with gaskets 38015092 and 38015667.

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Massey Ferguson, Perkins

Perkins Engine (4.300, 6.354) ·

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Description

Granit mechanical fuel lift pump with sight glass bowl for Massey Ferguson & Perkins - Part number 38018321

Main mechanical diaphragm fuel lift pump with integrated sight glass bowl (sedimentor) for agricultural tractors and engines, manufactured by Granit, commercial part number 38018321. Essential fuel delivery component engineered to draw diesel fuel from the tank, allow immediate visual inspection for water and solid contamination, and supply clean fuel at a constant flow rate and optimal pressure to the main injection pump. Constructed with a heavy-duty die-cast aluminum alloy body, high-strength clear glass bowl, and fuel-resistant internal components designed to endure modern diesel fuel and aggressive additives. Features a 2-bolt mounting flange pattern with a 45 mm horizontal hole center distance and a 58 mm drive lever reach (measured from flange face to lever tip). Manufactured to strict quality standards to ensure leak-free performance and extended service life. Fully compatible with matched spare parts (gasket code 38015092 and spare part code 38015667). Directly replaces original equipment OEM reference Perkins 2641344. Suitable for Massey Ferguson tractors and Perkins applications powered by Perkins 4.300 and 6.354 engines.

Key features

Integrated sight glass bowlClear sedimentor bowl allowing visual monitoring of fuel flow and trap separation of water and particulate matter.

Heavy-duty alloy constructionDie-cast aluminum housing and high-resilience diaphragm providing maximum resistance to fuel degradation and mechanical stress.

Consistent fuel deliveryEnsures uniform fuel flow and stable operating pressure for reliable starting and smooth engine performance.

Precision mounting geometry2-bolt mounting pattern with 45 mm horizontal hole centers and a 58 mm operating lever reach.

Matched system accessoriesDesigned to fit with dedicated matching mounting gaskets and spare parts (matching codes 38015092 and 38015667).

Direct OE cross-referenceFully interchangeable with original equipment part number Perkins 2641344.

Specifications

Commercial part number	38018321
Product type	Fuel lift pump with sight glass bowl (Main)
Manufacturer / Brand	Granit
Flange mounting pattern	2 holes (Horizontal center-to-center spacing: 45 mm)
Drive lever reach	58 mm (Flange face to lever tip)
Primary matching spare parts	Gasket 38015092, Component 38015667
OEM cross-references	Perkins: 2641344
Catalogue section / Tractor makes	Massey Ferguson, Perkins
Engine compatibility	Perkins Engine (4.300, 6.354)
Tractor compatibility	Massey Ferguson: 400 Series (400, 410, 415) \| Perkins: 4.XXX Series (4.300), 6.XXX Type (6.354)

Fitting tipsPrior to installing the Granit 38018321 fuel lift pump, thoroughly clean the engine block mounting area, removing all old gasket remnants, oil, and debris. Always install a new mounting gasket (matching code 38015092) to guarantee a tight seal against oil and fuel leaks. Carefully align the operating lever onto the camshaft eccentric during insertion without binding. Fasten the flange bolts evenly to the engine manufacturer's recommended torque specifications. Bleed all trapped air from the low-pressure fuel circuit before attempting to start the engine.