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RE: CM 871 Timing - 2dlb - 03-15-2020
(03-14-2020 )Rawze Wrote: this may help...
http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5748&pid=49848#pid49848
Here is a pic of the reman and tag, and the one on the truck and tag. both the same #different nuts.??????[attachment=6346][attachment=6347][attachment=6348][attachment=6349]
RE: CM 871 Timing - Rawze - 03-15-2020
the one with the 6-point nut is harder to spool up and is less fuel efficient.
RE: CM 871 Timing - 2dlb - 03-15-2020
(03-15-2020 )Rawze Wrote: the one with the 6-point nut is harder to spool up and is less fuel efficient.
yet there both the same assy number, So if i ordered a reman from cummins i wonder which one you would get.If you zoom in on the compressor wheel u can see clearance on the side, is this ok or is it worn
RE: CM 871 Timing - Rawze - 03-15-2020
(03-15-2020 )2dlb Wrote:(03-15-2020 )Rawze Wrote: the one with the 6-point nut is harder to spool up and is less fuel efficient.
yet there both the same assy number, So if i ordered a reman from cummins i wonder which one you would get.If you zoom in on the compressor wheel u can see clearance on the side, is this ok or is it worn
ask to inspect it before puchase.