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Old 02-19-2008, 08:09 PM
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Best place to buy cummins valve spring tool?

So I'm trying to get this cummins valve spring compressor tool and the guys at the parts counter say they don't order them. They give me the name of some service manager and I can't get alhold of this guy for nothing.

Anybody order cummins tools online? Where do you get them?

Thanks for any and all help.

Keegan
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The original tool was very pricey4-500 the replacement is under 2 but you may want to check w the guys that are selling springs and cams........may be a better way to go

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I got mine at my local cummins dealer. He had to order it, but it only took a couple days.

Make sure to lube the threads before use! A little ARP moly lube works very well.
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Originally Posted by bob4x4
The original tool was very pricey4-500 the replacement is under 2 but you may want to check w the guys that are selling springs and cams........may be a better way to go

Bob
It's a flat plate with 4 holes in it and a bolt. So I'm doubting that.



Anybody else?

How much did you pay for yours?
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Check this out.I think this is what your looking for.
http://www.toolsource.com/valve-spri...60pbhcua1knp75
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That's it!! Thanks. $120


What did everybody pay at the dealership for these things?
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That's hilarious!! You can't type "st, ea l, er" ship without getting the *********** instead.
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Probably paid too much.You could get the one from Tool Source and sell it when your done.Thats what I plan on doing.
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I paid $120 from Cummins
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my cummins shop told me $160...and they had to order it.
what the story with the tool source one???? that part number does not even come up if you search it at the OTC website.
is it the real cummins compressor or is it something else??
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Try a Miller 8319. Worked great for me. http://www.toolsource.com/valve-spri...=trafficleader

I have a few pics of the tool in my webshots http://good-times.webshots.com/photo...92811793zcczfA
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Originally Posted by AlanB
Try a Miller 8319. Worked great for me. http://www.toolsource.com/valve-spri...=trafficleader

I have a few pics of the tool in my webshots http://good-times.webshots.com/photo...92811793zcczfA
sweet!!! that looks like it should work perfect
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Hey homewrecker, I posted this topic, I shoulda had dibbs on alan's valve spring tool!! You thief you!!
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Mark I will split the cost of one with ya.!!!
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not to jack the thread, but is all you need are a set of springs for 4K rpms safely? how does the stiffer springs act with the stock cam? is it rough on the stocker?


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