Camshaft the Achilles heel of Cummins ISX (mine is 2009) I had this happen to me back in February at 900K
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Stepping Out With My Own Numbers
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Misesian, May 16, 2017.
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That is a metallurgy issue. Wonder if Cummins sources that part from China??? Or mills the part here using China steel?
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Finally got it back. Bill was $6450 over here. That's a lot better than where I started. Got a load tomorrow morning and get out of here.
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Salesman at the truck dealer texted me and my new truck arrived this evening. Should be ready to go by the time I get to Arkansas next week.
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I drove a '07 379 with a isx 870 or 871 in it that had only 350,000 on it when they replaced the cam. I asked to look at it and they asked " which one?" they had 6 cams in the shop they had replaced. All of them had lobes that had grooves worn into them. Some were almost 1/8" deep. I was told that was those series(870, 871) engines. I have a 2250 in my Pete and they said that the 2250 and 2350 have much better cams in them. The metal for the older ones was china metal and too soft, My old job was all Petes and KW's and the cummins were going through cams like crazy.
I hope it's true about better cams in the newer engines. I don't want to deal with that issue right now.Dave_in_AZ Thanks this. -
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Guess I'll be looking at that bypass system.
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I've got an amsoil bypass system on my pickup truck using the Ea120 filter. I need to put one on my semi.
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