Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) anybody have a exploded view with part #s of the cooling system

[WDixon27]

i think the radiator hose inlet is leaking again on my 12v and it was a mother to find the part# for the seals at he dealer the last time, and while i am there would it be a good ideal to reseal the oil cooler with 330k miles?

 

[budnate]

try this, it may help, Affordable Dodge Parts and Accessories wholesale to the public.

 

[hsmith]

Man, that site is proud of their parts.

 

[budnate]

Man, that site is proud of their parts.

Really?? it's the best prices I have found on OEM parts, if you have a better link to factory parts please,please post it, as these guys are on the list of dealers being forced to close this month, my local dealers rob us like wall street.



B.

 

[hsmith]

I use dodgeparts.com. Seem to be a bit more reasonable.

 

[budnate]

checked it, the stuff I just bought was few bucks less but not much, only deal is i noticed they want 15% shipping on the total purchase price... never seen that before, could get crazy if an guy bought some spendy stuff.

 

[hsmith]

For sure. I got a condenser fan assy from them for an '02 gasser for 1/3 what our local dealer wanted. Freight was no issue with the savings on the part. Them being in Washington state can make the freight a bit pricey.

 

[budnate]

crap did not see that... tax ontop of shipping there a ways from me...

 

[WDixon27]

i still can't find a parts picture and i can not figure out why it does not seem to exist for something like a 5. 9, been searching the internet off and on for a couple weeks now, guess i get to see if the new turd at the dealer is as useless as the last one that tried to find this simple seal when i did this 3 years ago, i had to resist the urge to shove him out of the way and look it up myself it was taking so long



this is frustrating to me as i sell parts for euro cars for a living and can search out pretty much any part on a bmw down to the smallest washer and order it by part# from one source or another

 

[msgoodwench]

I've got my Mopar Tech book - aka my truck bible. I'll plunder and see if there's a pic and let ya know later today or this evening.



I know how aggravating it is to get some moron behind the idiot box at a parts store or a dealership to understand "the puter" can have some errors, proving the part exists with a diagram is a real plus! It is hard to find anyone that is old school, knows what a weatherly index and a buyer's guide is and where it's located.



Most parts persons solely rely on "the puter" and if it ain't in there, then you are dead wrong, your vehicle never came with that part. Yeah, right ..... and I find the words "come to the parking lot and I'll educate you under the #@$%! hood of my ride, if you're #@$%! capable" slip out before I can stop them - LOL!

 

[WDixon27]

still need a parts break down, the only thing i could find online was on a marine unit

 

[vsimkus]

still need a parts break down, the only thing i could find online was on a marine unit

This https://quickserve.cummins.com/info/index.html has all the diagrams for all Cummins engines. They have several "membership" levels depending on what you want. It costs me $50/year, but it's worth it in time saved. The site has everything up to and including prices and availability.



Vic