Overview – ROCKER LEVER HOUSING GASKET 3026315 Series
The Cummins ROCKER LEVER HOUSING GASKET 3026315 is part of a proven family of components used across Cummins valve-train positions as the rocker lever housing gasket sealing the head top, and several interchangeable part numbers share the same fitment.
Parts Characteristics
A gasket that seals the rocker lever housing to the cylinder head, keeping oil in the valvetrain and the dirt out. It carries the oil that lubricates the rockers, so a true, complete gasket keeps the top of the engine from weeping down the join.
Applicable Models & Applications
Used at Cummins valve-train positions specifying this rocker lever housing gasket (series). Match the bolt pattern, the ports and the profile against your old gasket – rocker gaskets differ in how they contour and seal.
Maintenance & Replacement
Inspect the seam for a weeping line at every valve-train service. A gasket that has begun to leak loses oil onto the exhaust, and the leak is what smokes at the head.
Replace the gasket on any housing removal rather than reusing the old one. A regasketed housing onto a flattened old face still weeps, and the weep is what streaks the block.
Confirm both faces are clean and flat before fit. A gasket seated on old sealant cannot compress true and the housing lifts under heat.
Keep the correct rocker lever housing gasket for your engine on the bench. It is cheap next to a lost oil charge, and it is exactly the part missing when a head top needs resealing today.
Price Reference (USD)
The ROCKER LEVER HOUSING GASKET 3026315 is offered in the USD 15-90 range, with quantity breaks available for fleet maintenance programs.
Value & Service
We supply brand-new Cummins rocker lever housing gaskets with the profile confirmed against your head, so the valvetrain stays sealed.
The ROCKER LEVER HOUSING GASKET family includes 4899231; we can cross-check which one matches your serial number.
Racer Machinery ships the Cummins ROCKER LEVER HOUSING GASKET 3026315 to over 100 countries, with packaging built for the rough handling of international freight.
