Thread title says it all!

 

any Cummins dealer can get them for you. They run about $450ea. If you want just the tips, ask them where they send their fuel work to be done. It will be a local shop that's a authorized Bosch repair shop. They can get individual parts

 

Or don mhas lots of parts if you need them repaired.

 

i may be willing to part with mine, for a good set of flux 1.5's

 

if I had bad injectors I would really consider getting some of Don's sticks
plus they are cheaper then stock replacements IIRC

 

I'm not looking for more power, just new, not rebuilt replacements.

 

Good luck with that. I called Cummins for my spare set and wanted all new ones, was never going to happen. They could only locate one here and one there and said it would take a few weeks to round up 6 new ones if he even could. So I had to settle for Recons. And the worst part is I refused to send my other set in so I had to pay the core charge and it ended up costing me more for Recons then it would have new . But I needed my truck back up and running so I had to pay. Bosch and Cummins have us by the ***** when it comes to injectors.

 

I called my local Cummins repair center this morning, and like Tritont said, they are about $453 a piece. He said that he had 3 in stock, and that getting more should not be a problem. My injector problem doesn't seem to be too bad yet, so I plan on waiting a bit and I'll probably just bring the truck to Cummins to have them fix it.

 

II sells reconditioned stock injectors. I can understand not wanting to go big with injectors but flow matched Dragonflies may run better than stockers. I wouldn't want injectors comming from all over the place and mismatched.