Product Description
AIRDOG A7SPBC258 II-5G DF-100-5G is a 100 GPH frame-mounted air/fuel separation lift pump engineered for 1992–2000 GM 6.5L (Detroit Diesel) trucks. It removes entrained air, vapor, water, and particulates before fuel reaches the injection pump, stabilizing fuel pressure under load, improving throttle response, and protecting injectors for longer service life.
Vehicle Fitment
- 1992–2000 GM 6.5L Diesel (Chevy/GMC)—C/K trucks, Suburban, Tahoe/Yukon, and related 6.5L applications
- Direct-fit frame-mount system; replaces the weak factory low-pressure pump
- Rated flow: 100 GPH (DF-100-5G)
Why Upgrade to AirDog II-5G
- Positive air/vapor separation for consistent injection pump feed pressure
- Improved drivability, smoother idle, reduced injector wear
- Serviceable filters and proven reliability for high-mileage 6.5L platforms
Cross-Reference / Alternatives (Airdog only)
- Need more flow? AIRDOG A7SABC508 II-5G DF-165-5G for 1992–2000 GM 6.5L
- Original AirDog options:
Installation Instructions
Download the official AirDog II-5G DF-100-5G install manual for GM 6.5L from AirDog’s resource center:
PureFlow AirDog Resources
Direct manual: AirDog II-5G DF-100/DF-165 (Chevy 1992–2000) Install PDF
Specifications for airdog A7SPBC258
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | AirDog (PureFlow) |
| Part Number | A7SPBC258 (II-5G DF-100-5G) |
| UPC | 813094015580 |
| GTIN | 813094015580 |
| Flow Rate | 100 GPH |
| Vehicle | 1992–2000 GM 6.5L Diesel (Chevy/GMC) |
| Shipping Weight | ~27 lb |
| Package Dimensions (L×W×H) | ~19.5 × 13.3 × 7.9 in |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| CARB Status | Not CARB-approved for sale/use in some states; check local laws |
| Prop 65 | ⚠️ Cancer and Reproductive Harm |
FAQs
Will this replace my factory lift pump on a 6.5L?
Yes—this kit is designed to replace the weak factory low-pressure pump and provide a steady, filtered fuel supply to the injection pump.
Do I need custom tuning after installing the A7SPBC258?
No tuning is required on stock 6.5L trucks; it simply improves fuel supply and filtration. (Custom builds may choose to retune.)
How often should I service the filters?
Follow AirDog’s recommended intervals based on fuel quality and usage. Inspect more frequently if you tow or drive in dusty/dirty conditions.
Is 100 GPH enough for my setup?
For stock to lightly modified 6.5L applications, 100 GPH is ideal. If you plan significant fueling upgrades, consider the DF-165-5G listed above.
