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[guh2stroke]

Anyone have the part # for the AFC boost line, I think is what it's called? Little S shaped Metal line that you have to take off to get to the fuel pin. Thanks to all who reply, Alex

 

[PToombs]

DPuckett posted a thread for a made up line. He got the parts local, NAPA or some such. Nice plastic, push lock fittings, cheap! (inexpensive!) Way less chance of it breaking and stuff.

 

[TWorline]

I fixed mine with 2 45 degree airline fittings for a semi. The head is allready tapped for 1/8" NPT all you have to do is pull the AFC cover off, clamp it in a vise and drill it out to accept a 1/8" NPT tap. I pointed both elbows down and used a 6" lenght of 1/4" big truck air line. Even using brass you would have under $10 in it. You can kind of see it in this photo. https://www.turbodieselregister.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/1753

 

[PToombs]

Yup, simple fix. Looks good Tim!

 

[ptmoore]

I just replaced that line w/a cummins replacement part. the new part is much smaller i. d. may cause you to have to readjust your pump, see mt thread above tittled afc pressure line

 

[guh2stroke]

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Thanks for all the info guys, much abliged, Alex

 

[Bluebird]

Specs: intake/boost

Cool under the hood. Could you give the specs on the intake and boost pipes, (size, type, hoses, lengths). Your engine compartment looks great. Wow, what detailing can do ! Can you explain what you have done?



Patrick.

 

[DValentine]

Gee Tim, you and Scott (Greenleaf) sure have pretty engine bays. I'd be ashamed to park next to you two..... I'd keep my hood down. :-laf

 

[tugboatphil]

When Greenleaf put my new (used) pump in, he plugged those holes and I don't use that hose anymore. Not sure what other adjustments are involved, but I haven't missed it in almost 2 years.

 

[dpuckett]

DPuckett posted a thread for a made up line. He got the parts local, NAPA or some such. Nice plastic, push lock fittings, cheap! (inexpensive!) Way less chance of it breaking and stuff.

It was under $5 last time I got the stuff. 1/8OD union, 1/8NPT-to-1/8OD adaptor, and some (4-6") 1/8" line. Here is the thread Pete was talking about. Post #3 has the pic.



Yours looks good, too, TWorline.



Daniel