some p-pump 24v ?'s

red dodge2

red dodge2

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im prolly going to end up p-pumping my truck soon. its a 2001 and instead of getting a cam sensor reloctor, can i just use the KDP hole on the 12v case for my 24v cam sensor? i know that the kdp hole is smaller than the diameter of the sensor but i could fix that.
 
not gonna work the the kdp hole is covered up behind the timing case cover once its installed and there would be a way to run wires to it
 
i have seen a pic of it some where to what i think was the cam sensor going into the kdp hole
 
There is a sensor relocatorkit sold by schied and haisley's that you will need. I have decided to stick with my stock cam when I domine in the next few weeks.
 
stock cam is fine but i highly recommend putting some tack welds on it to hold the gear on, big p-pumps tend to make the gear walk. you may be fine, but for something thats kind of easy to do, its great insurance
 
the KDP is just an alignment dowel pin that is in the block... the adapter that I made 3 and half years ago on our cnc at work used the timing pin hole.

the way i rigged up my fuel shutoff was with an old ford starter relay... there are pics of my install on the DTR i would load them up here but they kicked me off their site so I cant sign in. look under cummnz4x4pwr photos
 
so you can use the timing pin hole for the sensor correct?.....anyone no where i go to to get a timing case from cummins?
 
DO NOT weld your cam gear. if you do anything with it get the bolt kit from scheid.
 
Can't just use the timing hole alone. You need to use an adapter which requires drilling out the case about 1/3 a hole width over from the existing timing pin hole.

Contact Snedge on here for the case, best price you will find.
 
GOT-Torque said:
Can't just use the timing hole alone. You need to use an adapter which requires drilling out the case about 1/3 a hole width over from the existing timing pin hole.

Contact Snedge on here for the case, best price you will find.
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yes you can i did it on mine i ground down the cam sensor and cut about 1/8 '' off the top of the timing pin hole and put it in with rtv it works great:bang
 
thats what i will be doing. i dont want to mess with the cam sensor relocater.
 
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