This is what yer driveway will look like, Jake...…
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Does your 8.3 leak? Maybe its time for a Florida 8.3 Cummins swap!!Holy sh1t! And I thought a 5.9 cummins was hard to keep oil inside. LOL
This is a list on a typical "Oil Leak" job:
- (1) 4988280 Gasket, CUM P/S Pump
- (1) 135-9819 Gasket, CAT Air Compressor
- (1) 191-0522 Adapter, CAT HEUI Oil Line
- (1) 200-1196 Hose Assy, CAT Air Comp Oil Supp
- (1) 205-1280 Hose Assy, CAT HEUI Pump Oil Sup
- (5) 214-7568 Seal, CAT O-ring
- (1) 227-5904 Seal, CAT HEUI Pump
- (2) 228-4947 O-ring, CAT Speed Sensor
- (2) 228-7089 Seal, CAT O-ring
- (1) 233-7654 Gasket, CAT Oil Filter Head
- (1) 233-7655 Gasket, CAT Oil Cooler (Inner)
- (1) 238-5081 O-ring, CAT HEUI Line Adapter
- (1) 245-4630 Sensor, CAT Engine Speed
- (1) 4F9029 O-ring, CAT Oil Manifold
- (1) 4F9653 O-ring, CAT HEUI Supply Hose
- (3) 4Y9652 Gasket, CAT Cyl Block Cvr
- (4) 5P5678 Gasket, CAT Valve Cover (Meter)
Does your 8.3 leak? Maybe its time for a Florida 8.3 Cummins swap!!
Takes five minutes to get the turbo part number and pop the valve cover for the injector part numbers. You just have to be part detective if you want to protect yourself and the dealership. Are both the turbo and injectors recently replaced? Maybe the owner's trying to do a budget rerate without changing any iron. You just have to be mindful of their craftiness, that's all I'm saying.
its barely run yet....mines got 280k on it...looked simple enough...meh...
Ever use any? Seem much handier to me.Ya, I'm just not a big side-by-side fan yet. Maybe one day. But not yet.