Where To Purchase Fuel Filter Lid?
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Where To Purchase Fuel Filter Lid?
Hey everyone,
Long story short, about 2 weekends ago I was putting in my Fuel Snubber and well the threaded port on the lid cracked I sealed it up, made a fastener to go around the port to clamp it close (so the crack is more closed) and put the stock plug back in the port.
Figured I would go to the dealership today and price it out. Shouldn't be too much should it, it's only cast aluminium.....$1600 CDN Said **** that and so now I'm running a couple options through my head.
Should I get it welded and re-tapped? Should I try a junk yard (which probably wont get me anywhere, but maybe)? Or is there some place online that you guys no of that I could order a new/used one for? I still have it sealed up right now but obviously can't use my fuel pressure gauge (unless I tap it into the other port for now)
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Long story short, about 2 weekends ago I was putting in my Fuel Snubber and well the threaded port on the lid cracked I sealed it up, made a fastener to go around the port to clamp it close (so the crack is more closed) and put the stock plug back in the port.
Figured I would go to the dealership today and price it out. Shouldn't be too much should it, it's only cast aluminium.....$1600 CDN Said **** that and so now I'm running a couple options through my head.
Should I get it welded and re-tapped? Should I try a junk yard (which probably wont get me anywhere, but maybe)? Or is there some place online that you guys no of that I could order a new/used one for? I still have it sealed up right now but obviously can't use my fuel pressure gauge (unless I tap it into the other port for now)
Thanks!!
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Hmm I was actually throwing back and forth the idea of trying through NAPA, being as I work for them (through Traction and Truck Pro). Maybe I will see what they carry, cause I do not want to spend $1600,lol
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Well I didn't think this would happen, but I found a wrecker that has the part that I need (im hoping its the same part). They are asking for $150 for it plus shipping. I have never found a Dodge Ram Cummins in a junk yard before so this is the first!!
Thanks for at least reading my post and thanks 9 sec camaro
Thanks for at least reading my post and thanks 9 sec camaro
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there is someone parting a truck out in the classified section. His name is bruce.
Here is the ad.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...=15336&cat=500
Here is the ad.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...=15336&cat=500
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Yea I was wondering what was wrong with them. I'm not sure if she was pricing out the entire unit or what, but still $1600 for the entire fuel filter assembly even (if that is what she was pricing out)
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This is the piece I am looking for if the pic helps:
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this is just a sample of what there is. if i were you, i would go ahead and get the full walbro or similar system to help protect your vp-44
http://www.glacierdieselpower.com/pr..._id=MK20306-RM
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http://www.glacierdieselpower.com/pr..._id=MK20306-RM
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Thanks for the link..I've been looking around trying to find places that carry that,lol and had no luck.
Would it be easy/good to buy that kit, and then a walbro pump of some sort. Or is there a kit that has everything I need...bypass and pump? Does that Filter bolt in the stock spot?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm just a noob when it comes to fuel system delivery.
Thanks though so far!!
Would it be easy/good to buy that kit, and then a walbro pump of some sort. Or is there a kit that has everything I need...bypass and pump? Does that Filter bolt in the stock spot?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm just a noob when it comes to fuel system delivery.
Thanks though so far!!
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I agree with Rusty..$1600...give me a break.
Heres your chance to move the lift pump, install a big line kit and filter on the fremerail.
Look at Vulcan Performance for some solutions. You can get a filter head from Cummins or go with a Racor style filter:
http://www.o-f-i.com/index.php?page=...separators.htm
I can track down the correct one if you are interested.
Also, u can put a tapped banjo bolt in and sample fuel pressure at the VP-44 inlet.
Heres your chance to move the lift pump, install a big line kit and filter on the fremerail.
Look at Vulcan Performance for some solutions. You can get a filter head from Cummins or go with a Racor style filter:
http://www.o-f-i.com/index.php?page=...separators.htm
I can track down the correct one if you are interested.
Also, u can put a tapped banjo bolt in and sample fuel pressure at the VP-44 inlet.