cummins small cam I have a oil leak on little plugs in the passage side of block what are they ? How to stop leaking ?
Cummins sm cam leaking plastic plugs, pass side of above oil pan
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by 1970Kenworth, Dec 14, 2018.
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Picture? Piston cooling nozzles? Replace then.
Diesel Dave Thanks this. -
I’ll get a picture tomorrow. It could be piston cooler nozzles are they able to be replace from the out side of the block.
The part looks like a 8 Figure 8 turned sideways with a bolt on one side and just a round part flat on the other all one piece -
Thank you I looks it up the part is the piston cooling nozzle I’ll order 2 up cause only two are leaking and I guess just unbolt and push a new one in.
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Yes change them all. They're quite inexpensive and can cause you engine problems.
Cummins tells you to use vegetable oil on the O-rings. They may be very tight going in. Carefully tap them in. -
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I would guess there is 6 piston cooler nozzles 3 on each side ? Ok I’ll replace all .
I forgot I signed up for that other website with my ESN but I didn’t see any Manuals for the older small cams -
There are six piston cooling nozzles, one for each cylinder.
I do not know about the small cam Cummins, but on the big cam they are all lined up on the passenger side. -
Here’s a video I put up the other day for the n14 cooling nozzles, it should be pretty similar? The video is not that good but at least a visual
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