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2001–2004: LB7 Duramax
2004.5–2005: LLY Duramax
2006–2007: LBZ Duramax
2007.5–2010: LMM Duramax
2011–2016: LML Duramax
2017–2019: L5P Duramax (1st Gen)
2020–Present: L5P Duramax (Updated)
Duramax Injection Pump Comparison Table
Engine
Years
Known For
LB7
2001–2004
Bosch CP3
Reliable and durable
LLY
2004.5–2005
Slight increase in pressure
LBZ
2006–2007
Tunable, strong under pressure
LMM
2007.5–2010
Emissions-tuned, still reliable
LML
2011–2016
Bosch CP4.2
Prone to failure, CP3 swap recommended
L5P
2017–Present
Denso HP4
High output, fewer failures, modern design
Final Thoughts
Duramax injection pumps have evolved alongside emissions systems, tuning capabilities, and power output. While the CP3 remains a fan-favorite for reliability and performance, the modern Denso HP4 offers strong results without the CP4’s risk. If you're upgrading, diagnosing fuel issues, or building power, knowing your injection pump is key.