In this Tip Clip, we are going to learn about the connector tubes used in the Cummins fuel systems. This video is an excerpt from AVI’s new complete Cummins Diagnostic program. The complete video will cover all the diesel guys who are interested in learning more about the Cummins system as well as any gas guys who may not be taking in these opportunities. Watch now.
Cummins are one of the easiest systems to work on, if you are not doing diesel repairs this is a great way to get yourself involved in the diesel market. Check out the details on the complete program: Cummins 5.9 Diesel Diagnostics
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When you have a leak on connector tube where the fuel go. Thank you in advance Mathieu.
i have a 2002 ram 3500 diesel that has no high end power when the tach works it runs properly but it only works for twenty seconds after i clear codes codes are po 341 cam sensor performance ration po460 fuel level circuit a sensor and p1643 generic fault indicating a fault in bus or pcm/ecm interface