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billybunter

04-01-2005 16:17:20




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I recently visited our local scrap yard and found 3 generator units powered by Detriot Diesel engines. I think they were two cylinder models with blowers. Does anyone know anything about these? Would any of the parts be interchangable with the GM engines used in Oliver/Cockshutt 1900/1950 or am I talking rubbish.
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Andrew

04-02-2005 17:54:34




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 Re: Detroit Diesel in reply to billybunter, 04-01-2005 16:17:20  
Depending on the series there either 71 or 53. If its a 53 rods, injectors, rockers, and a few other odds and ends are inter changeable blower parts im not sure of you would have to have a parts book. mine says the bearings will fit any inline eninge the V"s are different liners and pistons are the same. Valves go by natural or turbo modles. cam followers are the same for 53,71,92 and some 8.2L. Blower kits are the same for 2,3,4,6V 63 thats just bearings and end plate gaskets blower install kits are allll different oil pumps are not the same... they would be a good buy there are collectors out htere that will pay for parts like heads and hard to find parts that are not made anymore.

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Larry from MD

04-02-2005 09:41:44




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 Re: Detroit Diesel in reply to billybunter, 04-01-2005 16:17:20  
If they are the same 53 series engine then the sleeves and pistons would fit.Normally you see the 71 series engines on generators.Those parts would fit the supper 99.But the 2 cylinder engines are much rarer than the 3,4 or 6 cylinder engines so they often sell for more than the bigger engines.



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