Posted by Fullthrottle on November 15, 2011 at 19:19:20 from (209.183.51.66):
In Reply to: V6 cummins diesel N140 posted by Miguel Morgan on November 15, 2011 at 12:42:07:
By no means an expert on these but pretty sure the CPL (cummins parts list) number that most Cummins parts guys consider the holy grail was located on the valve cover of the V series engines. If you google V-series or V-140 I think you'll find multiple places to buy parts as most are common with the much maligned V-8 (555) All of the V6's I've seen were either in equipment or boats, so I'm not aware of any automotive (truck) useage. Although it's entirely possible they were used on road. I believe the the N in N140 refers to Natural (non-turbo) They weren't the most reliable as I remember (piston and ring problems) but should be plenty of them floating around still. Good Luck!!
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