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Old 07-27-2008, 11:28 AM
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In theory... Injection pump replacement

In theory, could a P7100 pump from a six cylinder cummins be fitted to either of the six cylinder engines?

The firing order might not be the same, but with some creative line routing it might be solved. So long as the orbit of the cam lobes coincide with the combustion cycles on the engine.

Are there physical constraints? Is the P pump too large?

All the fuel we would ever need with that bad boy.
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