Thanks to Harold and his jig kit I killed the KDP on my Dad's 95 just in time. It's of course hard to say how much time I had left but the pin was about 1/2 way out. It went back in tight so who knows, I'm just glad I never have to worry about it again. Great thanks to this web site and everyone on it who brought this problem to my attention. ;D ;D ;D

 

Its a good feeling indeed.<br><br>To know that the pin will never be a problem is a great comfort.<br><br>Rich.

 

Anyone in the Philly area who hasn't dealt with this yet, let me know. I still have 7 set screws that need homes.

 

hey wannadiesel are the set screws meant to be used with the jig ?? im thinking about tabbing mine since i cant seem to find a jig locally. im in lancaster pa.thanks, scott

 

FYI Harold Bowers makes KDG Jigs and sells for a very reasonable price. Contact Him either: rvhvnfn@juno.com or<br>208-459.7849.

 

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FYI Harold Bowers makes KDG Jigs and sells for a very reasonable price. Contact Him either: rvhvnfn@juno.com or
208-459.7849.
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Getting ready to tab mine. I was wondering if anyone has a good idea on how to make the tab (i.e. what's the best way) and do I need to replace the seal or can I get away with keeping the old one?

 

just think..if it werent for this website you would not have even known about it and it wouldnt have been causing you all this stress prior to you getting it tabbed

 

If it weren't for this site I would have been happy with my truck being stock and I wouldn't be trying to figure out how get the wife to OK a set of injectors right now. :'(<br><br>What's that, honey? You think the kitchen needs new countertops? Why sure, I'll be able to do that as soon as I get the injectors &quot;fixed&quot; in the truck. You know, that granite countertop you want is real heavy material so the truck needs [glow=red, 2, 300]more power[/glow] to be able to get it home properly ;D<br><br>This might work if she hadn't been a OTR truck driver in another life : She has more miles behind a diesel than I ever will live to see.