M923A2 Fuel Pressure Transducer

During the 4th of July parade fuel started leaking out the top of the Fuel Pressure Transducer which is located atop the line primer on the LHS of the engine block (Cummins 8.3L). Cant find a replacement unit. Original was made my Kulite but they no longer list the part # 19207-12258932-4. The transducer is 12VDC, 0-25 PSI with 4 wires.
Any suggestions appreciated, Thanks, -v

You do not need it. You simply need to remove it and place a pipe plug in its place. It is for the diagnostic unit for the truck and doubtful you have that ridiculous scanner.

If you really want it then http://www.2040-parts.com/kulite-pr...2v-transmitter-military-surplus-new-i1739051/

Really? Nice! That will be the simplest thing I've fixed on the truck so far! I thought it might be associated with the engine cut-off if fuel feed pressure drops too low.
Thanks for the link to a replacement unit. That supplier didn't show in any of my searches.
Greatly Appreciate the quick reply and info.
-v

vvwilkins said:

Really? Nice! That will be the simplest thing I've fixed on the truck so far! I thought it might be associated with the engine cut-off if fuel feed pressure drops too low.
Thanks for the link to a replacement unit. That supplier didn't show in any of my searches.
Greatly Appreciate the quick reply and info.
-v

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The truck doesnt need anything to make it run other than a jump start. The marvel things about the other trucks. You can remove your fuel shut off solenoid and it should never turn off until you shut it off manually or it runs out of fuel.

Mine has an alternator issue at the moment and I have driven around till my gauge was reading around 8v. Headlights and taillights still worked and I was able to do a 300 mile round trip with no alternator

On the NHC250 pumps those ports are blocked off when the pump is rebuilt. It's just a military diagnostics receiver thing that goes on about 25 different pieces of equipment to monitor fuel pressure for the scanner

Pulled the transducer, substituted a plug - viola - no leaks, truck runs just fine. Thank You Simp5782. Yes, you are the Dude, Man!.
-v

vvwilkins said:

Pulled the transducer, substituted a plug - viola - no leaks, truck runs just fine. Thank You Simp5782. Yes, you are the Dude, Man!.
-v

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