1040182 Killer Dowel Pin Repair Kit 1994-1998 Dodge for Cummins Diesel

Name: 1040182 Killer Dowel Pin Repair Kit 1994-1998 Dodge for Cummins Diesel
Brand: BD DIESEL
SKU: 151-1040182
Price: 213.95 USD
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Dodge/Mopar Cummins Diesel Killer Dowel Pin Repair Kit

Killer Dowel Pin Repair Kit
1994-1998 Dodge for Cummins Diesel
5.9L 12V
Automatic or Manual Transmission

Killer Dowel Pin Repair Kit

The BD Diesel Killer Dowel Pin Kit provides you with everything needed to replace the dowel pin located behind timing cover with a more permanent solution before it leaves your truck down. A common problem on Dodge 5.9L diesel engines is the stock dowel pin working it's way loose and dropping down into the timing gears causing extensive damage. An inexpensive solution to what could turn out to be a catastrophic problem!

Part TypeEngine Block Dowel Pin
Product LineBD Diesel Performance Killer Dowel Pin Kit
BrandBD DIESEL
Package Height2.8
Package Width14.4
Package Length23.9
Weight1.98 PG
Part CategoryPerformance Parts
QuantitySold as a kit
Part FitmentDirect Fit
Dowel Pin MaterialSteel
Vendor Part Number1040182
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA

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