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    Posted: 13 Apr 2012 at 7:07pm
I have a Mkll 3500 turbo power plant Onan. Last thursday when runninig it for 7 1/2 hours I developed a fuel leak on #4 cly injector tube. I contacted my local dealer and they said that the part number (4029482-9) is no longer available. Any ideals as where I could find an injector tube. The Model #mk-ll 1-7451-81631 Serial #3d58144.
Thanks for any HelpCry
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If a new one is NLA even through some of the Allis sources here AND a used one can't be located in a reasonable time frame then the line should be able to be repaired by a quilified welder. This is a somewhat common repair in the diesel world.
Yea, I can fix that.....
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If the line has failed right at the injector, you may be able to cut it off 1/2" and add a new nut a farrel to repair. Yeah, that isn't the right way to do it, but it does work cause I've done it before.
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Try Illini Construction Parts, listed on this website- I purchased a new injector line for an 11000 MK2 engine from them recently.  He had to get it built, but it was well built, as good as the factory ones.
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was some on ebay under fiat allis , the shop  onan generator parts
regards steve
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Thanks for all of your info Smile
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