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$1,873.00
Genuine Bosch CP3 high-pressure common-rail fuel pump for the Nissan Patrol ZD30 3.0L common-rail, OE 0445010136.
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This part is listed to suit:
Fitment listings are a guide. For a guaranteed match, send us your rego or VIN and our team will confirm the exact part — before or after you order.
Genuine Bosch CP3 high-pressure common-rail fuel pump for the Nissan Patrol ZD30 3.0L common-rail. This is the OE supply pump (part no. 0445010136) that generates the high rail pressure feeding the injectors. A worn pump can’t hold pressure under load, making it a common cause of starting and power complaints on these engines.
Nissan fitted two completely different injection pumps across the ZD30’s life, and owners are often quoted the wrong one. Direct-injection (DI) engines run a Bosch VP44 electronic rotary pump on the timing case. The later common-rail (CRD) engines run the Bosch CP3 pump that this listing supplies.
| Patrol generation | Years (guide) | Engine | Injection pump | This pump? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GU/Y61 Series 2–3 | 2000–2006 | ZD30DDTi (DI) | Bosch VP44 rotary | No. See the ZD30DI pump fit set or enquire for VP44 supply |
| GU/Y61 CRD | 2007–2016 | ZD30DDTi CRD | Bosch CP3 common rail | Yes, this pump |
| Navara D22 3.0 | 2001–2006 | ZD30 DI | Bosch VP44 rotary | No, enquire |
OEM cross-reference: Bosch 0445010136; Nissan 16700-MA70A, 16700-MA70B, 16700-MA70C. Build ranges are a guide only. Send your rego or VIN and our parts team will confirm the correct pump before you order.
Supplied and backed by Willys Workshop, diesel specialists in Brisbane & the Sunshine Coast. These pumps are vehicle-specific: please include your rego or VIN when ordering and our team will confirm the correct unit.
A high-pressure pump is too dear to replace on a guess. With a scan tool, compare commanded against actual rail pressure at idle and again under load; a healthy CP3 holds target, a worn one falls away as demand rises. Check cranking rail pressure on a hard-start complaint, and test the suction control valve (SCV) before condemning the pump, a sticking SCV mimics pump failure. Rule out the basics first: a blocked fuel filter, a restricted pickup or excessive injector leak-back all starve rail pressure. One warning: a failing pump can shed metal through the rail and injectors. If you find contamination, budget for a ZD30 injector set and a rail flush at the same time, or the new pump inherits the old pump’s debris. Our team runs these diesel injector and pump tests in-house at Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast, and our ZD30 injector and pump cost and symptoms guide covers the full diagnosis.
While the pump is off, the cheap insurance items are the injector pump mount gasket and the fuel pump adapter plate o-ring, plus a fresh fuel filter. If testing found contamination, add ZD30 injectors (or the full set above) so the new pump feeds a clean system.
Hard or extended cranking, power loss or limp mode under load, rough idle and stalling, low rail-pressure codes such as P0087 or P1272, and excessive smoke. Hot-start trouble that improves cold is a classic CP3 wear pattern.
A genuine new Bosch CP3 is $1,873 at Willys Workshop with no core deposit, and that is the realistic floor for a genuine new unit. Exchange and rebuilt options elsewhere typically add core deposits around $550, and aftermarket copies are cheaper but are not genuine Bosch.
No. The DI engine (roughly 2000 to 2006) uses a Bosch VP44 electronic rotary pump, while the CRD engine (2007 on) uses the Bosch CP3 common-rail pump on this page. The two do not interchange, so confirm your engine before ordering.
Short trips in limp mode will usually get you home, but a pump that is wearing internally can shed metal into the rail and injectors, turning a pump job into a full fuel-system job. Get it tested promptly.
Only if the fuel system shows contamination. Test first: if the fuel is clean, replace the pump alone; if there is metal in the system, do the injectors and flush the rail in the same job.
Yes. We supply, fit, code and road-test at both workshops, Oxley in Brisbane and Warana on the Sunshine Coast, and we can test your existing pump first if you are not sure it is the culprit.
Not sure which one fits? Send us your rego or VIN and we’ll confirm the exact part — use the part enquiry form or call (07) 5619 7869. Happy to check before or after you order.
Warranty — 12 months or 20,000 km, whichever comes first.
Returns — 30 days to change your mind. Parts need to be unused and in their original packaging; a 15% restocking fee applies and return postage is at your cost. Full returns policy.
Damaged or faulty — please check the goods before you sign the delivery note and tell us straight away if anything arrived damaged in transit. If a part is faulty, contact us and we’ll sort it out. Nothing here limits your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
Urgent, or have a freight question? Call us on (07) 5619 7869.
| Weight | 6 kg |
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Backed by the manufacturer's published warranty terms and Australian Consumer Law statutory guarantees.
For claims or fitment support, contact Willys Workshop — Warana (07) 5619 7869, Oxley (07) 3377 3421, or sales@willysworkshop.com.au.
Warranty claims are coordinated through Willys Workshop. Email sales@willysworkshop.com.au or call Warana (07) 5619 7869 / Oxley (07) 3377 3421 with your order number and a description of the issue.