Does anyone have any information regarding 6067MK45 these model number engines? I have a serial number. Would like to know if they are worth to swap into a highway tractor. Its from a fire truck. 2001 DDEC 4. Any advice would help.
Detroit series 60 ddec 3 ddec 4 12.7
Belongs to the same family as 2ddxh12.7egl
Shows as a 8309 cam
7045 injectors
Detroit 60 Series 12.7 Fire truck engine
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Mines a 1995 , but it's a GK. DDEC3. I was aware of a PK, I think it has the piston cooling nozzles. Not sure.
I don't see why you couldn't drop it in a truck. By your signature line - you're running a 2001 379 with a 14L Detroit in it currently?Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
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Fire truck engine power ratings are sometimes higher then a truck application. Bigger oil coolers and sometimes bigger sump capacity to handle the idle and pto time. Most of the big city units around here for the past 25 years have all had Jakes.
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There is lots of rageing toons out there LOL
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