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Old 01-11-2008, 02:54 PM
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timing- again

noone around here has a socket to pull the delivery valve off. anyone have any part#s I can go off of or any other suggestions?
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TST and Piers sells them for $35.
Did you get a dial indicator?
Pure diesel power also sells them.
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I have access to a dial indicator but I need the socket. If I could get a website I could get a part# and maybe cross reference it I could keep my business local and help out some of the local boys.
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Snapon PART # is sp503. $41.50. If you have a local guy that runs around with a snapon truck he can get it.
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Got a Snap On dealer? Its about $45 through them.

Do you have a barring tool? Do you have the holder for the dial? Mag base might work, but there is a lot of non-ferrous metal around the pump, and the iron pieces don't always have a flat surface to mount the base.
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No I don't have the holder but I would buy that too if I could get the number to cross over. Im not sure I would try a mag base on that, rather do it once. I have a SO dealer but he's an A*& hole.
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Get a drain plug from an oil pan (M20x1.5 threads, I believe), drill out the center and put a set screw in the side, and you can mount the dial in that. 1" dial fits perfectly.
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K. Ill try that maybe. how much are real holders? where can I find one?
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Snap-On. Maybe a Bosch dealer.
You can order everthing from snapon.com if you dont want to deal with the snapon guy.
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I believe a complete timing kit is actually made by Miller or SPX Miller, one of the largest specialty tool companies. A kit includes the socket, barring adapter, dial indicator & base. About $250 if memory serves. A good source for these is through a Case-International-New Holland dealer.
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Im pretty sure miller doesnt make it anymore. Thats just what I heard when I was looking for one.
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