Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) cummings part numbers

[Walleye mike]

If someone could help me getting the orignal cummins part numbers for waterpump, 180 degree thermostat, belt tensioner. we have a commerical account at the cummins dealer, but their parts guy needs more info that i cant provide at this time. This shouldnt as hard as this guy is making it. 2000 ram 2500 standard cab, 4x4 , auto

 

[mwilson]

If someone could help me getting the orignal cummins part numbers for waterpump, 180 degree thermostat, belt tensioner. we have a commerical account at the cummins dealer, but their parts guy needs more info that i cant provide at this time. This shouldnt as hard as this guy is making it. 2000 ram 2500 standard cab, 4x4 , auto

I need either the truck vin or engine serial number to do this correctly. If you prefer not to post it on here please e-mail it to me.



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Glad to help.



Mike.

 

[mwilson]

If that info is not readily available to you I can figure it out. The Cummins guy really can't risk it without having the serial number.



Mike.

 

[MLee]

Walleye;

The numbers the guy is asking for is located on the gear case housing, left side front of the engine, in front of the injection pump. He is looking for the family of engines yours belongs to, to be sure he has the right part number.

Hopefully yours has not been changed due to the KDP problem.

 

[Walleye mike]

These numbers? xcexho359baq ? , 56623027 , 53040202AC , also need the little 90 degree hose just above waterpump that goes to heater core.

 

[mwilson]

Water Pump Part Number is 3286278

 

[mwilson]

Belt Tensioner Part Number is 3935819

 

[mwilson]

Thermostat Part Number is 3946849 (190 degree)

 

[mwilson]

I Think The Hose That You Want Goes To The transmission Cooler. The Part Number For The 90 Degree Elbow is 3957649.



First Picture is Of The Heater Feed Line, Second Picture Is The transmission Cooler Lines. The Rubber Elbows Are #6 In The Second Picture.

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

I would get the t-Stat from Cummins, some things like the tensioner and water pump you can easily get from a local auto parts place. I got both for my '96 from Auto Zone and both have lasted over 100k miles. The belt tensioner is is the same as on some Buicks.