TQG MEP-802A and MEP803A parts listing

[Guyfang]

Greetings,

I was asked to provide a listing of parts to have on hand for the MEP-802 and 803A gen sets. All parts are the same for the MEP-802A and MEP-803A generators in this case.

The following parts in red are service parts. By TM, figure number, Item number, NSN and Army part number. As of yet, I have no civilian part numbers.

The parts in blue are things I would have on hand, higher failure rate, and cheap.

The primary fuel pump is a show stopper if it goes bad. Was kinda expensive a while back, not sure about now. You can replace it in a pinch with the Aux. Fuel pump if you dont mind bending your steel fuel lines a tad.

The Aux. fuel pump filter needs to be changed only when you use the Auxiliary fuel option often or for long time periods.

There are lots of other parts that I would keep on hand if I had loads of money. Nice to have things and of course the show stoppers. But they are expensive if you buy them from a vender. If you can get a junk generator cheap, good source of extra parts.



TM9-6115-641-24P Generator Set Manual

Figure 16 Item 36 3030-01-375-8087 88-20273 Battery charging Alternator Belts

Figure 17 Item 73 2910-01-378-6025 40193 Primary Fuel pump

Figure 17 Item 80 2940-01-376-5666 85285-F Fuel Filter/water seperator

Figure 17 Item 29 2910-01-366-7293 88-21738 Auxiliary Fuel Pump

Figure 17 Item 21 2940-01-365-6536 88-22755 Auxiliary Fuel Pump Filter

Figure 15 Item 17 2940-00-934-7989 P14-8969 Air Filter (Donaldson)

Figure 8 Item 22 5920-00-539-6920 F03A125V30A 30 Amp Battery Charging Alternator fuse


TM9-2815-252-24P Engine Parts Manual

Figure 7 Item 10 2940-01-361-5161 186-6025 Oil Filter (Fram)

Figure 4 Item 23 2815-01-139-4010 186-6279-04 Fuel Filter Bowl Filter

 

[Korgoth1]

Link to filters.....
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?146139-MEP-8xx-Filters-Information

 

[Jerry Patenaude]

Hello
new to your site . looking for oil pressure gage and pressure unit for a mep 803 a

 

[Light in the Dark]

Hi Jerry. Welcome to SS. Do you have manuals for this set? I ask because you should really download a copy of the -24P (Exploded Parts Diagram manual). If you have never used these manuals... they are a treasure trove of information! I will help you with this request directly though, in hopes that you can see how easy it is to hunt items down yourself.

So you grab the -24P here: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/upload/Generators/TM9-6115-642-24P.pdf

Take a few minutes and see exactly how information-rich this manual really is. The items you want are first seen on PDF Page 42 (in diagram), and information for it on Page 44 (item #9). In the fourth column is a part number. Take that part number, and dump it into Google or similar. if no results, add the phrase 'pressure gauge' after it.

In this case, you will find a link to the exact item you are looking for (in this case, on Green Mountain Generators). You can end your search, or continue on. GMG is a great resource for information too. Under their 'additional information' tab on that gauge, you will see that they often list both the National Stock Number (NSN) of the item, as well as select manufacturer names and their respective part numbers. Often times you can use that exact information to find it sold somewhere in normal civilian (non surplus) channels!

With all that said... I might also have one of these gauges available. I have an 802 that I am parting out... just need to test the gauge. It worked splendidly before I decided to part the machine.