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Dial Indicator Gauge for 6860 - Mopar Essential Tools

Part #: 311360

The Mopar Essential Tools 311360 Dial Indicator Gauge is a precision instrument engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring accurate measurements in critical automotive and industrial applications. This specialized gauge is designed to seamlessly integrate with and support the Miller Special Tools 6860 Cummins Diesel Timing Kit, ensuring precise adjustments and reliable performance for heavy-duty diesel engine maintenance.

Key Features

  • Precision Measurement: Provides highly accurate readings, typically in 0.001-inch increments, crucial for precise adjustments and diagnostics.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built with durable materials to withstand the rigorous demands of a professional workshop environment.
  • Designed for 6860 Kit: Specifically developed to complement the Miller Special Tools 6860 Cummins Diesel Timing Kit, ensuring compatibility and optimal functionality.
  • Clear, Easy-to-Read Dial: Features a high-contrast dial for quick and unambiguous interpretation of measurements.
  • Essential for Diesel Engine Work: A vital component for complex timing procedures on Cummins Diesel engines.

Applications

The 311360 Dial Indicator Gauge is indispensable for technicians performing detailed engine work, particularly on vehicles equipped with Cummins Diesel engines. Its primary application lies in accurately timing Bosch In-Line fuel pumps on these engines, a critical procedure for maintaining engine efficiency and performance. Beyond specialized timing, this dial indicator is also suitable for a range of general diagnostic tasks, including measuring endplay, backlash, and runout in components such as transmissions, differential assemblies, and other engine systems. This ensures proper fitment and operation during the maintenance and repair of heavy-duty Ram trucks and other vehicles utilizing Cummins Diesel technology.

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 13 July, 2009.