While some tractor parts are fairly affordable to replace, a fuel pump can be a costly repair. Purchasing an aftermarket Mahindra fuel pump can be a great way to save money, and Reubicon Tractor Parts carries a large selection of pumps and other aftermarket tractor parts that won’t break the bank. 

We know that it can be tough to select a supplier for quality replacement Mahindra parts, and you may have some questions before making a big purchase. Here are some answers to some of the questions we most frequently hear about our fuel pumps and aftermarket parts in general.

Q: What is an aftermarket fuel pump, and does it differ from OEM parts?

An aftermarket Mahindra fuel pump is a replacement part made by a third-party manufacturer rather than the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). While OEM parts are made by or for Mahindra, high-quality aftermarket pumps are built to the same or even higher standards, often at a significantly lower cost.

Q: Will an aftermarket fuel pump work as well as an OEM Mahindra part?

Yes, if you choose a reputable aftermarket supplier, the fuel pump should perform just as well—if not better—than the OEM version. Quality aftermarket parts are rigorously tested for fit, function, and durability. At Reubicon, we work with a huge network of trusted suppliers to ensure that every part we sell works seamlessly in your tractor.

Q: How much can I save by choosing aftermarket Mahindra parts?

Depending on the model and supplier, you could save anywhere from 20% to 50% or more compared to the cost of an OEM part—without sacrificing performance. Browse through our Mahindra tractor parts catalog and you’ll find that we offer great deals on all of our parts and filters.

Q: Are aftermarket fuel pumps reliable for off-road and heavy-duty use?

Absolutely. Many aftermarket fuel pumps are designed with rugged use in mind and are suitable for farming, towing, or off-road applications. Just be sure to buy from a trusted brand known for quality tractor parts. At Reubicon, we stock quality parts that are up to just about any challenge a tractor owner might encounter. Hot weather, rugged conditions? Not a problem.

Q: Will using an aftermarket fuel pump void my Mahindra warranty?

Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, your warranty cannot be voided simply for using aftermarket parts—unless the manufacturer can prove the part caused damage, which is highly unlikely. Always keep records of your purchases and installations, but rest assured that any part you purchase from Reubicon will not void your warranty.

Q: How do I make sure I’m buying the correct fuel pump?

Check your tractor’s model number and engine specifications, then match it with the compatible part number from your aftermarket supplier. At Reubicon, we pride ourselves on quality customer service, so if you aren’t sure which option is best for your tractor model, contact us at any time for help. Additionally, if you don’t find an exact match in our aftermarket Mahindra parts catalog, let us know as we may be able to source the parts you need.

Q. Is the installation of an aftermarket Mahindra fuel pump difficult?

While replacing the fuel pump is more complicated than swapping out an aftermarket Mahindra fuel filter, installation is typically straightforward for someone with basic mechanical skills. If you're unsure, your supplier may offer installation guides, or you can consult a tractor mechanic for peace of mind. There are often excellent tutorials online, as well, and these can teach you how to handle a variety of tractor repair tasks.

Q. What's the difference between mechanical and electric fuel pumps?

Mechanical Fuel Pumps are typically driven by the engine's camshaft and are more common in older or smaller diesel engines. They're simple, durable, and don’t require an external power source. 

Electric Fuel Pumps use electrical power to push fuel from the tank to the engine and are more common in newer or high-performance tractor models. These pumps often provide better pressure control and are essential for electronic fuel injection systems.

Q: How do I know which type my Mahindra tractor requires?

Check your owner’s manual or parts diagram or look up your model number. You can also inspect the pump directly—mechanical pumps are usually mounted to the engine block, while electric pumps are often located inside or near the fuel tank. Again, if you have any questions about any replacement fuel pump, aftermarket Mahindra fuel injector pump or any other fuel system part, don’t hesitate to get in touch with a member of our team and we will match you with the correct parts.

Q: Can I switch from a mechanical to an electric fuel pump?

It's technically possible but not usually recommended unless you're doing a performance modification. Switching types often requires electrical rewiring, mounting adjustments, and pressure regulation changes. Generally, we don’t recommend reinventing the wheel, so to speak, unless it’s absolutely necessary.

Reubicon – Your Trusted Source For Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts

For more than 20 years we have been a trusted provider of quality aftermarket parts for Mahindra tractor owners. We are an American-owned and operated company located in Austin, Texas, and supply quality parts to clients throughout the country.

Our selection of aftermarket Mahindra fuel system parts includes replacement Mahindra fuel pumps, fuel tank units, fuel tank strainers, fuel injectors, solenoid-operated valves, rotary fuel injection pumps, fuel injection pipes, oil pumps and more. We also carry a quality aftermarket Mahindra fuel filter, as well as a Mahindra oil filter, air filter and hydraulic filter.

In addition to our huge selection of aftermarket Mahindra tractor parts, we also carry a large array of replacement Roxor parts, aftermarket Case IH parts, Universal parts and some aftermarket John Deere parts. Whether you need an aftermarket Mahindra fuel pump or another of our quality parts, we offer low prices and fast shipping on all parts and filters.