Rocker Box With Oil Cap
I know where there are some industrial engines with the valve covers you want, I just dont think they would part with them.
Once the valve cover is in place, the filler neck will unscrew from the piece that screws into the front cover. I would take it apart and check the treads, see if something else will go in its place, if not cut off your filler neck short and weld a lidd on it.
Once the valve cover is in place, the filler neck will unscrew from the piece that screws into the front cover. I would take it apart and check the treads, see if something else will go in its place, if not cut off your filler neck short and weld a lidd on it.
Originally Posted by BearKiller
I also need an almost-flush cover to block off the oil filler tube on the timing cover.
Does anyone know the part numbers for these items??
Does anyone know the part numbers for these items??
FWIW, I found this parts manual that shows the oil fill/rocker cover on page 115 with the description on 116.
The front cover plug is on page 28 , description 29.
http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag...s/6bfparts.pdf
The front cover plug is on page 28 , description 29.

http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag...s/6bfparts.pdf
Originally Posted by BC847
FWIW, I found this parts manual that shows the oil fill/rocker cover on page 115 with the description on 116.
The front cover plug is on page 28 , description 29.
http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag...s/6bfparts.pdf
The front cover plug is on page 28 , description 29.

http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag...s/6bfparts.pdf
OH MY!!! Where did you come across that? That's usually something you have to pay for, THANKS ALOT!!! I saved it. Just what we all could use. All the part numbers you'd ever need
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Originally Posted by bgilbert
OH MY!!! Where did you come across that? That's usually something you have to pay for, THANKS ALOT!!! I saved it. Just what we all could use. All the part numbers you'd ever need
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I was just looking around for some Stuff for hot-rodding, and came across this marine 208hp fire pump-set engine. It appears to be based on the same block we use. Water-jacket after-cooler (sea water). Neat adapter to convert to dual fuel filter (of sorts).Here's the spec sheet for it: http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag.../6bta%20f1.pdf
And it's installation drawings: http://www.cumminsfirepower.com/imag...stallation.pdf
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