Detroit says my block is a 2004 according to the Vin when they run it. The decal on the valve cover say it was rebuilt in 11. It's a 2012 Columbia glider. Can it really be a 2004 engine?![]()
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The 12.7L wasn't discontinued until 2007 so yeah it's possible. But that means you have an EGR 12.7L engine unless the EGR has been deleted.
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Man there is a cluster F of misinformation I this thread.
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Wow, I thought every Detroit engine produced from 2003 forward had EGR, so I guess not. There's no way the factory would ever go backwards on emissions deleting an EGR.
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I believe EGR came out mid year in 2004. I know of someone who bought a 2004 reman from Detroit, 14L no EGR. This was a complete engine, not just a block or 3/4. I'd imagine Detroit, could not optionally not add the EGR if it was originally there.
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