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Reply #140 –
02 ISM non EGR

crankshaft front seal Cummins L10 M11 ISM. PAI # 136117 Ref.# 4955665 4962745

Alternator Drive Seal Kit for Cummins L10 M11 & ISM. PAI # 136056 Ref. # 3803894

Accessory Drive Seal Kit for a Cummins M11. PAI # 136081 Ref. # 3804304, 3803728

Front Cover Gasket Kit for Cummins L10 M11 ISM. PAI# 131593 Ref# 4089995 4025151

Everything you should need for leaking seals on the front of the motor.

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Reply #141 –
Radiator. 1999 U 320  Atlas Radiator B-2358 RMC End brackets are wider than original so will have to modify bottom brace brackets

Gates Radiator hoses 1999 320  M-11.  2ea.  23550  top and bottom 2 1/2 " X 6"
Forward Transmission cooler hose 21472  2 1/2 one end 3" cooler end. Has to be modified  on small end (Shortened)
Rear transmission cooler hose 21400.  2 1/2 one end  3" cooler end
Engine top hose to steel tube molded 90 degree 28211

Purchased all from Amazon,  cheaper than O'Reillys

Hydraulic Fan motor.  SHM2/22 C002 MIH2E. part No.  M121.21.008.00
Fan Seal Kit.  Pt No. 221.20.034.0K
Purchased from Betendsen branch in Little Rock  Suggest check with more than one supplier Memphis supplier was
substantially higher

Chris 

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Reply #142 –
Help Please!  LOL  1985 Oshkosh chassis V917  speedometer head.  Speedometer works but the odometer has quit.  Can I find a replacement speedo head somewhere?  I check in Richmond Va. about a repair. I was told there are no replacement parts unless it's a ford chassis.  Mine only has one wire operating the unit.

Hoping for the best
Thank You

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Reply #143 –
02 U320 Main awning motor

Larger size than original Ordered from Zip Dee $400 ish .. Jimmy said it was larger than original

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Reply #144 –
02 U320 Cummins ISM non egr injector harness O rings (might be the same harness O rings for the EGR engine also)..

M-3163714 (3163714) Cummins Seal - O-Ring Made to Fit

M-3163714 SEAL

If you have a leak on the rear of the motor and it might look like the valve cover it is probably the O rings leaking and worn. Seems to be a common problem. Thought it was the valve cover until I removed it and seen the problem.

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Reply #145 –
Just found this site and could be a good place for many items in coach.


pdxrvwholesale
JohnH

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Reply #146 –
That's a good find John, they offer a lot of free Technical Manuals.

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Reply #147 –
Quote from: DavidS –
02 U320 Cummins ISM non egr injector harness O rings (might be the same harness O rings for the EGR engine also)..

M-3163714 (3163714) Cummins Seal - O-Ring Made to Fit

M-3163714 SEAL

EDIT!! DO NOT USE THE NUMBER ABOVE.. THEY FAILED FIRST LONG TRIP. Ordered 3102646 CUMMINS ISM.. will try these. Will update as soon as possible.

If you have a leak on the rear of the motor and it might look like the valve cover it is probably the O rings leaking and worn. Seems to be a common problem. Thought it was the valve cover until I removed it and seen the problem.


EDIT!! DO NOT USE THE NUMBER ABOVE.. THEY FAILED FIRST LONG TRIP. Ordered 3102646 CUMMINS ISM.. will try these. Will update as soon as possible.

AFTER INSPECTION!!!!! Looks like the hosing ears did not lock the housing in place.. the original prints will work but ... after I took it apart it seems they are a little to small in diameter.. so I changed to the new ones I ordered (brown looking in color) . These look a little larger and more durable.. When I removed the blue prints they ripped real easy.. I think either would work but I would go with the darker like I said ..

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Reply #148 –
Lower convex Ramco mirror for our 1998 U320:

Item Number  GLS602H-V
EACH 39.00  6000 Convex Glass on Old Style Skirt with Heat, Velcro

Ramco Engineering, Inc. 2805 Frederic Drive Elkhart, IN 46514 (574)266-1455 FAX (574)266-1420 (800)321-4819

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Reply #149 –
Update on the orings (0-rings).. . Both should work but.. read above

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Reply #150 –
2001 u320
Protection valve for  air tank
Meritor wabco r90555396 65psi valve
Paid one hour labor for install

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Reply #151 –
Utility bay faucet part numbers

Probably already been listed (earlier) in this "stickie" thread, but just in case here they are again:

Body:  M–DURA chrome two-handle utility faucet - 8121 - MoenPro

Spout:  M–DURA chrome commerical spout - SV010 - MoenPro

If you want to replace the whole faucet with something less expensive, this one has been recommended on the Forum:

Regency 12" Wall Mounted Swing Spout Swivel Faucet with 8" Centers

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Reply #152 –
RAY-LINE 135SL Spotlight

Discussion on original spotlight fitted to some GV coaches, how to clean/repair, part number for replacement sealed beam bulb:

Bulb:  GE H9405 15767

RAY-LINE Roof-Mounted Spotlight, Repair of

Discussion on modern replacement for original spotlight, links to part numbers:  GOLIGHT/RADIORAY LED

Exercise your systems

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Reply #153 –
On our 92 U225 the light switch for the hall closet is a Pollak 52-616.
Early Mopar (Chrysler/De Soto/Dodge/Plymouth 1940's to 1950) Style
Door Jamb Switch
On ebay for 5.50 plus shipping.

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Reply #154 –
Went to Cummins and got the new thermostat and silicone hose.  The thermostat and hose on the right are the old ones.  Also, new part number for thermostat and hose  Sorry I didn't know parts picture was upside down
Chris

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Reply #155 –
Hello All,  I need help with a rear shock number for my 1985 V917 Cat engine.  OEM # 121257B  I have tried a google search.  No luck..  I just know that someone here can help..
Maybe if I get the number off the front shocks I can get the same family of shocks.  I just put Monroe Gas Magnum on front axle.

Centramatic wheel balancers made a big difference in the ride and control of the coach.
Thank You in advance
Philip

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Reply #157 –
Wax valve for radiator fan. All parts needed is the valve and the adaptor (bung) welded on the pipe.

Part number: 553/1/09857/210
553/1/09857/210
Category: HYDRAULIC GEAR MOTORS & FAN CONTROL VALVES

Sub category: SAUER FAN DRIVE MOTORS AND VALVES

http://www.whitehouseproductsltd.com/product-details.aspx?pid=18059453&&kw=553%2f1%2f09857%2f210&kt=AND&page=1
Sauer Sundstrand 553/1/09859/110 Fan Motor Thermostatic Wax Valve | eBay

Welding Bung for the Wax Valve
1213825
6404-12-12 ADAPTER, HYDRAULIC. CONNECTOR STEEL FEMALE ORB TO MALE PIPE. #12 FEMALE SAE O-RING TO 3/4" MALE PIPE. 6404-12-12

6404-12-12 ADAPTER, HYDRAULIC. CONNECTOR STEEL FEMALE ORB TO MALE PIPE. #12...

I will be adding a pic of my Location.. Thanks to Sven as he helped me with his pic so I kinda matched but the Electronic controller is right next to this location on my coach.

Also the part numbers are different.. They are adjustable through the screw in the top screw it all the way down to seat it and back it up 4.5 turns.. puts you around 190 degrees approx.. Can be adjusted after install to fine tune but you will need to shut the engine off to do so.

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Reply #158 –
My 1985 V917,  A six way power seat switch is bad.  I traced it to a 1981 to 1984 Corvette.  Corvetteparts.com  $189.00  I asked if it was gold plated.. LOL  Any way it came to me in two day's.. now I have to install the dang thing...

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Reply #159 –
Constant torque clamp on my 2002 U320. Foretravel parts # P33823 $16.63 with MCade discount.  Brad's email indicated that local big truck parts vendor may carry. However, Cummins Mid-South did not have the clamp. One of my clamps broke; it restrains the 4" diameter metal tube connecting the CAC(?) back into the engine. Same constant torque clamp used with at least two other lower connection points. The broken clamp actually had slid down the tube/metal hose to the lower connections where I saw it and assumed that's where it belonged.
I used two 4" automotive screw type hose clamps (worm gear type) as a temporary fix until I can replace with the Constant torque clamp. Two temporary clamps seem to hold the tube/metal hose ok. However, will these temporary clamps safely hold the 4" hose and keep it from vibrating and creating other problems? I need some external confirmation by wiser heads that it's safe to drive the Motorhome until I can get the replacement part from Foretravel. Thanks.