olgrey93

So today I was playin with the ol ve and my father in law over tightened the banjo bolt that go to te boost tube and broke the head off. Where is the best and or easiest place to find one? I need it soon because she my daily driver

willroach

If you have the head and remainder of the bolt you may be able to take it to this place http://local.yahoo.com/info-18953711...y-company-waco and they may have something similar to help you out. It looks like they are open 24hrs. May be worth a shot!

plcnut

You will probably have to find a local diesel injection shop. That bolt was missing when I bought one of my trucks, my local shop gave me one when I stopped and asked.

olgrey93

Should a diesel shop have one in stock usually?

93gen1st

I did the same thing about a year ago. There is a write up in the sticky that tells how you can change it and bypass it but I know if you want the bolt it can be got from cummins.

olgrey93

A cummins dealer or off the Internet? If so can you tell me a website please

93gen1st

I cant remember what I typed but I searched it on the internet and ened up finding it from cummins off there website.

olgrey93

So just google cummins? The Internet is my last choice so I'm gonna go to nappa in the morning and if they don't have it send me to a diesel shop( I'm new in the area)

olgrey93

Ok. Thank y'all for the help so much

barrytransport

If your talking about the banjo bolt on the afc ??
on mine i took the housing off drilled it a little bigger then tapped it to 1/8" pipe thread then put a big truck air line compression fitting in it with about a 6" piece of airline in a loop going to the manifold. Makes afc adjustments much easier because i dont have to unhook anything just take the 4 screws out and lay it to the side

bigjohn92

if you cant get ahold of one i have one on a truck im not driving right now i also live in houston i could meet u half way if u need asap. email me soon.

jthibeault.JT@gmail.com

you could call dennis denny t performance& manchine he is waco somewere he may have one.

bigjohn92

[QUOTE=bigjohn92;3117339]if you cant get ahold of one i have one on a truck im not driving right now i also live in houston i could meet u half way if u need asap. email me soon.


jthibeault.JT@gmail.com

call dennis
denny t performance& manchine
207 Otis Dr Ste 6a
Waco, TX 76712-6736
(254) 741-6922

The_Head

I could really use those rubberized washers that go with the banjo bolt. I have been running copper washers, but I don't think they are as good.

Jim Lane

FYI
Also next time you are in the wrecking yard, check out the section with the older Volvo's, Mercedes and VW's, they all used Bosch Fuel Injection systems and have braided steel lines and banjo fittings of different sizes all over the fuel system.

The cars are also plentiful with Bosch 5 prong relays usually for the taking.

Jim

jimbo486

Olgrey93, disregard the info I gave in my reply. For some reason I read that you were in need of the fuel return line banjo bolt. I apologize.