KDP parts in Canada?
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KDP parts in Canada?
I want to fix my KDP and was wondering if anyone has sourced the kits or parts in Canada. I was able to find a timing cover kit from Felpro under $40 and $85 at Canadian Tire. I don't know if these parts are Cummins or aftermarket(probably). I figure I can make the tab and have the other required parts of the kit. Just don't know about quality if I go other than Cummins. Any experience north of the 49th?
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Hey BCRick
Check out;
www.piersdiesel.com click on the Dodge Cummins tab and look for the performance parts area. There you will see a KDP kit for a 1st Gen.
What part of BC are you from?
Check out;
www.piersdiesel.com click on the Dodge Cummins tab and look for the performance parts area. There you will see a KDP kit for a 1st Gen.
What part of BC are you from?
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Also try www.peakdiesel.com or Cummins directly
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Dr. Evil your link doesn't work.
http://www.peakdieselperformance.com/
Here is the link for Peak Diesel.
HTH
Glenn
http://www.peakdieselperformance.com/
Here is the link for Peak Diesel.
HTH
Glenn
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You can just pin it and spend money on something else. You drill a hole on the gear case tap it and drive a long enough screw until it blocks the way of the pin and off You go.
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Just pinning it is tempting but I hear the stories of the other bolts in there needing attention and it seems to make sense to not have that to worry about either. The goal is no stress due to procrastination.
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Well yes, You remove and locktite the other bolts but for the pin You just drill a hole in the case tap it and drive a SS screw in front of it, that way it will never fall in he gear case if it happens to move. No parts needed.
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