trainzkid88 wrote:

ebay can be a source of manual in hard copy there is also a cat publication website you might be lucky and get a reprinted manual.

everything start with the serial number when it come to finding parts. a parts book is a god send. you can then use the parts.cat site to find parts if they have a listing it will show up there. note the older part numbers need a zero added to bring them upto six characters so in example 4f1234 would become 4f01234

you can even set up a account and order the parts from your local dealer via the parts website




Just to clear up any confusion, I would've thought that your example part number of 4f1234 is in fact already a six digit part number and would not require any zeros to be added to be a valid part number? 🤔

Thanks a lot. For the manuals, I found this?
www.ebay.com/itm/391809497690?itmmeta=01...tkp%3ABk9SR8zY8tuAZA

Would you go original or reproduction?

www.ebay.com/itm/375258604726?chn=ps&nor...ejWvcUBoCJFoQAvD_BwE

Also, I found another D6B on another farm a few miles away and it also has a turbo with real nice injector lines. I think mine were just manhandled over the years for some reason.

Hi, mopardude318.
So now you can see what bluox, Old Magnet and I were talking about re the injector lines with those sharpened bends being weak points?

Just my 0.02.