Any advice on the KDP fix.
Hi all,
i'm going the cheap route on the KDP fix like bobby did and i was wondering anyone had any advice when i'm doing this.
thanks
Garrett
i'm going the cheap route on the KDP fix like bobby did and i was wondering anyone had any advice when i'm doing this.

thanks
Garrett
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so then does anybody know where the best place to get a KDP kit is
Last edited by DieselPerformanceGuy; Feb 22, 2010 at 09:20 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Best kit is had from your closet!
https://www.dieselbombers.com/1st-ge...tml#post478933
Other than that they seem to be at most diesel shops. Throw a thread in the price quote and you should get several places.
And Bobby is talking about the oil seal around the crank shaft in the front cover. The cummins part # is 3937111, just ordered mine earlier this week so that is the current # for the seal kit with the alignment tool.
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LOCKTITE THE BOLTS TOO!
ha ha Just to remind ya.
https://www.dieselbombers.com/1st-ge...tml#post478933
Other than that they seem to be at most diesel shops. Throw a thread in the price quote and you should get several places.
And Bobby is talking about the oil seal around the crank shaft in the front cover. The cummins part # is 3937111, just ordered mine earlier this week so that is the current # for the seal kit with the alignment tool.

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LOCKTITE THE BOLTS TOO!
ha ha Just to remind ya.
Last edited by pewder; Feb 22, 2010 at 03:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
yea will do, i read that but, i might as well just buy the kit from source automotive diesel. it comes with the seal, the pin retainer, and the rtv gasket maker. i just don't know if a full timing case gasket is better than the rtv.
Last edited by DieselPerformanceGuy; Feb 22, 2010 at 07:16 PM.
Not the gasket, the seal for the front of the crank.
RTV will be fine.
Stuff a rag down at the very bottom to ensure that none of the junk falls down into the oil pan while your cleaning the surfaces. Make sure you get all those hidden bolts with some locktite too, and then make sure that crank
seal seats right when ya slip it on.
seal seats right when ya slip it on.




