Place to get seals and injector lines.

[RIDDLE1]

I have searched google and have had trouble finding a place where I can order a timing cover seal. oil pan seal, front main seal, water pump gasket, and some new injector lines. Do you guys no of anywhere that would have these items at a reasonable price?

I have a couple of injector lines leaking at the pump and a oil leak on the front of the motor. I figure if I am gong to take it apart I might as well replace everything I can while I have the radiator out and the accessories off the front of the motor.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[deathrowdave]

I have had good luck with White Owl, Memphis Equipment, Saturan Surplus.

 

[JCKnife]

I have often thought that this site could use a FAQ or directory of surplus providers, along with a quick description of the kind of stuff they typically carry.

 

[dutchguy]

I got a new #3 injector line from TNJ Murray. A little pricey, but could buy just the single line, as that's the only one that was leaking. I found a few places with complete sets, but that's a big-dollar item. The line that I got was bent right, only needed a minor tweak to bolt it in. They have a lot of gaskets online also. Only drawback I've found with them is communications (no shipping confirmation, limited order acknowledgement). I've ordered a long list of things from them though, not disappointed yet!

 

[doghead]

I have often thought that this site could use a FAQ or directory of surplus providers, along with a quick description of the kind of stuff they typically carry.

We have had a few of these threads.

 

[RIDDLE1]

I got a new #3 injector line from TNJ Murray. A little pricey, but could buy just the single line, as that's the only one that was leaking. I found a few places with complete sets, but that's a big-dollar item. The line that I got was bent right, only needed a minor tweak to bolt it in. They have a lot of gaskets online also. Only drawback I've found with them is communications (no shipping confirmation, limited order acknowledgement). I've ordered a long list of things from them though, not disappointed yet!

The guy I needed to talk to at TNJ Murray was not there today.

I did talk to Eastern surplus and they will only sell me a complete gasket set for $360. That was more than I was wanting to spend. I need to find the individual gaskets if possible.

Eastern also had New injector sets for $245 and used for $125. Does that sound fair? Would you chance used lines?

 

[papercu]

Just got a email from Clark today they are having a 50% off sale on some parts. Might check there. Wayne

 

[RIDDLE1]

Just got a email from Clark today they are having a 50% off sale on some parts. Might check there. Wayne

Thanks! I will check them out.

 

[phil2968]

I found out how important the rubber caps on the injector lines at the IP are after changing out the hydraulic head this weekend on my bobber! Three of my rubbers were missing and the lines were rusted to the nuts and the nuts were hard to remove from the head. I got it changed but it was not fun. Can new ones be installed on old lines? Don't see how they would stretch over the injector nuts. Wonder where you get those?

 

[RIDDLE1]

I found out how important the rubber caps on the injector lines at the IP are after changing out the hydraulic head this weekend on my bobber! Three of my rubbers were missing and the lines were rusted to the nuts and the nuts were hard to remove from the head. I got it changed but it was not fun. Can new ones be installed on old lines? Don't see how they would stretch over the injector nuts. Wonder where you get those?

Man I have no idea! LOL! I guess I am just gong to bite to bullet and buy a new set of six complete lines.

I am still having trouble finding the gaskets for the front of the motor.

 

[JCKnife]

Have you tried White Owl?

 

[gimpyrobb]

Just buy some gasket material and make your own, thats what I did.

 

[RIDDLE1]

Have you tried White Owl?

Nope, I did not get to them today. They are on my list for tomorrow.

 

[RIDDLE1]

Just buy some gasket material and make your own, thats what I did.

I am considering doing just that. I really want to do all the repairs on this truck the best possible way though. I plan on keeping this one for a long while.

 

[gimpyrobb]

I'm keeping mine too. The timing cover gasket does not have to have any certain thickness to keep it running. I know others may be specific.