Beans Diesel 210105 Billet Tappet Cover – 1989-2002 5.9L Cummins
Replace your leaking factory tappet cover with the Beans Diesel (Bean Machine) 210105 CNC-machined billet aluminum cover. Built for 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 5.9L Cummins engines (VE, P-Pump, and VP44), this upgrade delivers a leak-free seal, better oil control, and a clean, high-end look under the hood.
The cover uses a precision O-ring seal instead of silicone or the fragile OEM gasket, so it installs clean and stays sealed. An integrated internal baffle/filter plate keeps crankcase oil where it belongs and reduces CCV oil carry-over. Two -12 ORB ports on the baffle give you flexibility for venting or a catch-can setup.
No cutting or grinding is required for most applications. The kit includes stainless hardware and an ECM mount so later-model trucks have a proper place for the computer.
Key Features
- CNC-machined billet aluminum construction
- Internal CCV baffle with two -12 ORB ports
- O-ring seal for a reliable, leak-free install
- Direct-fit for VE, VP44, and P-Pump 5.9 Cummins
- Made in Tennessee, USA
What’s Included
- Billet tappet cover
- CCV baffle/filter plate
- O-rings
- Stainless steel bolts
- ECM mount kit
Fitment: 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 5.9L Cummins
Note: The CCV ports are -12 ORB. You will typically need a combination of plugs or -12 ORB-to-AN adapters (sold separately). On many engines built after 2000 that already have a front-cover crankcase vent, the tappet-cover ports can simply be plugged.
This is a popular, proven upgrade for owners who want to stop tappet-cover leaks once and for all while giving the engine a durable, show-quality appearance.
Beans Diesel 210105 Billet Tappet Cover – 1989-2002 5.9L Cummins
Replace your leaking factory tappet cover with the Beans Diesel (Bean Machine) 210105 CNC-machined billet aluminum cover. Built for 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 5.9L Cummins engines (VE, P-Pump, and VP44), this upgrade delivers a leak-free seal, better oil control, and a clean, high-end look under the hood.
The cover uses a precision O-ring seal instead of silicone or the fragile OEM gasket, so it installs clean and stays sealed. An integrated internal baffle/filter plate keeps crankcase oil where it belongs and reduces CCV oil carry-over. Two -12 ORB ports on the baffle give you flexibility for venting or a catch-can setup.
No cutting or grinding is required for most applications. The kit includes stainless hardware and an ECM mount so later-model trucks have a proper place for the computer.
Key Features
CNC-machined billet aluminum construction
Internal CCV baffle with two -12 ORB ports
O-ring seal for a reliable, leak-free install
Direct-fit for VE, VP44, and P-Pump 5.9 Cummins
Made in Tennessee, USA
What’s Included
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Beans Diesel 210105 Billet Tappet Cover – 1989-2002 5.9L Cummins
Replace your leaking factory tappet cover with the Beans Diesel (Bean Machine) 210105 CNC-machined billet aluminum cover. Built for 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 5.9L Cummins engines (VE, P-Pump, and VP44), this upgrade delivers a leak-free seal, better oil control, and a clean, high-end look under the hood.
The cover uses a precision O-ring seal instead of silicone or the fragile OEM gasket, so it installs clean and stays sealed. An integrated internal baffle/filter plate keeps crankcase oil where it belongs and reduces CCV oil carry-over. Two -12 ORB ports on the baffle give you flexibility for venting or a catch-can setup.
No cutting or grinding is required for most applications. The kit includes stainless hardware and an ECM mount so later-model trucks have a proper place for the computer.
Key Features
- CNC-machined billet aluminum construction
- Internal CCV baffle with two -12 ORB ports
- O-ring seal for a reliable, leak-free install
- Direct-fit for VE, VP44, and P-Pump 5.9 Cummins
- Made in Tennessee, USA
What’s Included
- Billet tappet cover
- CCV baffle/filter plate
- O-rings
- Stainless steel bolts
- ECM mount kit
Fitment: 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 5.9L Cummins
Note: The CCV ports are -12 ORB. You will typically need a combination of plugs or -12 ORB-to-AN adapters (sold separately). On many engines built after 2000 that already have a front-cover crankcase vent, the tappet-cover ports can simply be plugged.
This is a popular, proven upgrade for owners who want to stop tappet-cover leaks once and for all while giving the engine a durable, show-quality appearance.