Posted by Gearnut on October 15, 2008 at 12:57:20 from (68.62.56.183):
In Reply to: Bolt patterns posted by mkirsch on October 15, 2008 at 06:23:43:
mkirsch said: (quoted from post at 11:18:38 10/15/08)
I think what you're pretty much going to find is that each "family" or "generation" of engines is going to have its own bolt pattern.
The C248-C281 4-cylinders, for example, will have one bolt pattern.
The C152-C175 4-cylinders, another pattern.
The C113-C153 4-cylinders, again.
The C263-C301 6-cylinder, still another.
The D361-D407...
The D414-D466, and the D312 and D360 "American" diesels...
The D310 and D358 "German" diesels...
Thanks JJ and mkirsch
If it is true that each engine family will have it's own unique bolt pattern, then one could make the logical conclusion that a D361/D407 is different from a DT466, and different from a German engine, which is different from a 263, etc.
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