Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket |
03-03-2021, (Subject: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket ) Post: #4 | |||
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RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket (03-03-2021 )JMBT Wrote: Ok let me start by saying I hate aftermarket parts, I really do, but I am in the middle of a flywheel housing gasket job and I am going to replace my flywheel. A new OEM cummins flywheel is $1330.00, I can get an aftermarket knock off for about $300. I had mine faced and re-installed. Are the teeth that engage the starter messed up/worn out? User's Signature: ->: What I post is just my own thoughts and Opinions! --- I AM Full Of S__T!. | |||
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Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - JMBT - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - smorgan87 - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - Chamberpains - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - Rawze - 03-03-2021 RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - tree98 - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - JMBT - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - Rawze - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - smorgan87 - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - smorgan87 - 03-03-2021, RE: Flywheels, OEM or aftermarket - JMBT - 03-03-2021, |
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