I'm curious. How does the 14 liter Series 60 run with the DPF (exhaust filter) system installed?
Have you had any problems? Turbo,EGR, or DPF problems?
Any loss of power compaired to the 2005 emissions (no exhaust filter,only an EGR) version of the 14 liter Series 60?
If any, were the problems covered under warranty?
How often do you need to do a "parked regen?"
Any other info you could give me would be a great help.
Thanks to all who reply!!!
Do you have a truck with the newest (last) version of the Series 60 Detroit Diesel?
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Blackducati750, Nov 23, 2011.
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The 14 liter isn't the newest. I actually have a 2000 which is the first year on the 14 liter I beleive. And it is non EGR thankfully.
I've heard, now they have a 15 Liter. I'd like to see it. -
I saw this engine mostly with broken turbo shafts and a dpf that was full of engine oil ! last one i saw had out of truck beside a new crate motor dealer said that some thing with injectors went bad the engine run backwards and spun 3 rod bearings junked the whole thing , glad i dont have one they more mercedies than a detroit .
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I haven't seen EPA2010 Series 60. May be it is DD15. SCR (bluetech). Really DD13-15-16 are variations of Mercedes OM471. It is revolutionary new engine made for future Euro-6 standard and for EPA2012. It is common rail diesel, with many emission things, includin urea injection system (SCR).
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