Cummins Parts Dealer

[Russ Knight]

I need to buy an oil pan gasket for my M925A2. Searched the forum didn't find any info. Any suggestions on a dealer?

Thanks!

 

[doghead]

Local Cummins dealer, or order online.

Part number is in the parts TM.

 

[Russ Knight]

We don't have a local dealer. I don't need a part number, I need a referral to a reputable parts source (was hoping for a SS vendor), thus my question.

 

[doghead]

I'm surprised there are no truck shops near you when you live about 30 miles from I10.

Often, a google search of the nsn or manufactures part number will get results.

If you only wanted a SS vendor to supply this, we have a vendor quote section in the classifieds. That is where this should be posted.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forumdisplay.php?133-Request-a-quote

 

[doghead]

Memphis equipment

Eastern Surplus

Whiteowl surplus

TnJ Murray

or any of the paying advertisers in the banner ads at the top of the page.

 

[juanprado]

Other leads for the 8.3L gasket is Napa and Truck Pro

Reliable Industries here in New Orleans is a nationwide dealer ( satisfied repeat customer) and does ship Cummings parts as well as aftermarket:
http://www.reliableindustries.com/

 

[74M35A2]

An alternative source of Cummins engine part numbering besides the TM is Cummins Quickserve Online. It is free and easy to use, based upon your engine serial number. Gives correct diagrams, service manuals, wiring schematics, and every engine part number right down to each nut, bolt, washer, and seal, as long as it was supplied by Cummins, including military contracted engines. Using it took about 45 seconds total for me to log in and find the Cummins part number for my M925a2 8.3L oil pan gasket, which I PM'd you. Works easily on a cell phone also. A great, free, resource, same as this site is. I strongly recommend it to anybody that owns any Cummins engine.

 

[Russ Knight]

Thank you everyone. I appreciate the help.

Russ

 

[Russ Knight]

An alternative source of Cummins engine part numbering besides the TM is Cummins Quickserve Online. It is free and easy to use, based upon your engine serial number. Gives correct diagrams, service manuals, wiring schematics, and every engine part number right down to each nut, bolt, washer, and seal, as long as it was supplied by Cummins, including military contracted engines. Using it took about 45 seconds total for me to log in and find the Cummins part number for my M925a2 8.3L oil pan gasket, which I PM'd you. Works easily on a cell phone also. A great, free, resource, same as this site is. I strongly recommend it to anybody that owns any Cummins engine.

This is especially helpful. Thanks!

 

[doghead]

We don't have a local dealer. I don't need a part number, I need a referral to a reputable parts source (was hoping for a SS vendor), thus my question.

This is especially helpful. Thanks!

I'm so confused. How did that help you find a vendor?

 

[74M35A2]

Actually you're right, OP said he didn't need a part number. Apology.

 

[Russ Knight]

I'm so confused. How did that help you find a vendor?

I didn't say it did. I said it was helpful. Does being an old curmudgeon come natural to you, or do you have to work at it?

 

[doghead]

One of the never ending thankless tasks we moderators have is, helping members use the site correctly and to get the best results.

Your first and second posts are contradictory.

If you wanted a vendor source only, you should have said so first off and posted in the vendor quote forum. (I pointed this out to help you use the site correctly)
I would have moved this thread to the vendors forum for you.

I gave you referrals to reputable vendors when you clarified(corrected) your request.

I also offered several other bits of sound advice.

I've spent my time following up on this thread daily.

For you to call me a rude name in the forums is unwanted and and unwarranted in this case.

Have you found a source yet?

 

[74M35A2]

I didn't say it did. I said it was helpful. Does being an old curmudgeon come natural to you, or do you have to work at it?

That's a knarly word. I Googled it just to expand my vocabulary, but I still can't say it properly. I guess that leaves me unable to hurl it unless conveyed via electrons.

 

[doghead]

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/curmudgeon?pronunciation&lang=en_us&dir=c&file=curmud01

 

[74M35A2]

No help. I'm just not smart enough.