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SKU #: DT-DT670010
MPN #: DT670010
Dipaco DTech Injection Pump To Fuel Rail Line 07.5-18 Ram 6.7L Cummins
Description
Replace the failed or damaged fuel line that connects your CP3 injection pump to the fuel rail in your 6.7L Cummins with this direct replacement from Dipaco DTech. This fuel line is a direct fit that requires no additonal modification for installation. Dipaco DTech products are built to meet or exceed the factory specifications.
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FACTORY CROSS REFERENCE:
- Replaces OEM Part #68005436AA
About Dipaco DTech Diesel Parts
Dipaco / DTech is one of the leading manufacturers of replacement fuel injection parts in the industry. Whether you're in need of an injector for a common rail Cummins, an injection pump for a Sprinter, or a PMD for a 6.5L Chevy, Dipaco has what you need. All DTech products carry a hassle free one year warranty, and as always.....MADE IN THE USA!
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