Sealing washer thickness for the 370s

[BigYellowIron]

I ordered a set of the 370s from piers and went to install them,

and there was 3 different thickness of washers.

I belive i recall everyone using the . 020". Is this correct?

Piers must of left town because i called and he was not there.

I went ahead and installed then with the . 020 washer, i was just wanting to know, so i can stop worring.

I had piers overnight them to me and he must have forgot to put a set of instructions in with them.



Thanks

Adam

 

[Power Wagon]

Stop worrying.



Whether those are the right washers or not isn't a big issue.



Generally, having the wrong washers doesn't do more than smoke a bit more, or lose a smidgeon of milage. You can safely drive your truck as it is until you can contact Piers to find out what the best washer is for that nozzle.

 

[BigYellowIron]

ok I will stop worring.



It does smoke alot more now!!!



Thanks alot,

Adam

 

[dieselburner]

Stop worrying!

Ya got the right ones. Piers answered this question a while back. Here's the link:



https://www.turbodieselregister.com...&highlight=thickness+and+injectors+and+gasket



Shoot, I don't know if that's gonna work but he answered it and it was the . 020 gaskets that you want. Later



Steve

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Yup, the . 020 are the correct ones, should have been the thinest ones in the package. Piers sold me mine as well.



PowerWagon,



Maybe I shouldn't have put any washers in, because my truck smokes like a freight train and I have lost about 2 mpg!!!!

 

[R.ebel]

370 injector washers

Piers once told me that the thin (. 020") washers make a 20 hp increase over the thicker washers when used with the 370's.



<hr>

<font color=#E02020><font size=2>

#ad
#ad