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| exhaust doser I have a deleted 2009 cm871 and the turbo locked up on it and I am replacing it with a turbo off of a 2013 cm2250 that I already had. I was told by a cummins tech that it would work but I'd have to change some plumbing which isn't a problem. my question is the fuel doser behind the turbo. it has a fuel line and two water lines going to it that after swapping turbos they don't line up. Can I delete them since my filter is hollowed out? Also my oil return line is now too short to reach the turbo. I noticed steel braided hose on it, can that be cut off and extended with high pressure rubber hose and clamps? Not sure how much pressure should be on the oil return line. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE User's Signature: I'm a 12.7 Detroit guy and these ISX motors scare me to death. A Peterbilt guy. Big hood without the big ego. Drivers should help drivers. | |||
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