Recent Content by shamrock

Surveyor Shelby, I will try to answer all of your questions. First we are talking degrees as measured with a protractor, not percent. Second I called Cummins engine when I first had this problem and talked to an engineer, who said the engine is only certified to operate up to 17 degrees nose...

Shelby; I like it. I had to get it because the Cummins engine is only rated for 17 degrees nose down , and because I work on pipeline right of ways that some times are 25 to 30 degrees I had to get it. Without it the engine pumps oil out the breather tube when the nose is down more than 17...

The reason I want to relocate the filter is , I have a walker airsep on the engine , and everytime I or someone else changes the oil, I have to disconnect the airsep, because you can't take the filter out. I have searched websites for relocation kits, but for diesels they run around 200. 00...

I can get an oil filter relocation kit for a gasoline engine from J. C. Whitney for 45. 00, does anyone know where I can get one for a 99 Dodge Ram for less than 150. 00