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Detroit Diesels	Paul Ramer	9-25-99
What is different externally 8v71 to 8v92. Both come non-turbo, don't they? Straight mount in MCI.
Re: Detroit Diesels	jack po	4-16-06
Would like to know the average per hour fuel consumption of a Detroit Diesel 8V92 at 1000rpm, 1200rpm, 1500rpm and 2000rpm.
Re: Detroit Diesels	Geoff	9-26-99
What is different externally 8v71 to 8v92. Both come non-turbo, don't they? Straight mount in MCI. A non-turbo 8V92 is a rare bird, but if you could find one it ould bolt right in place of an 8V71. The only difference externally is the front pulley/balancer and probably the size of the flywheel housing opening. Natural 92's had problems with the reduction gears for the blower failing.
Re: Detroit Diesels	Geoff	9-26-99
What is different externally 8v71 to 8v92. Both come non-turbo, don't they? Straight mount in MCI. A non-turbo 8V92 is a rare bird, but if you could find one it ould bolt right in place of an 8V71. The only difference externally is the front pulley/balancer and probably the size of the flywheel housing opening. Natural 92's had problems with the reduction gears for the blower failing.
Re: Detroit Diesels	jack po	4-16-06
Would like to know the average per hour fuel consumption of a Detroit Diesel 8V92 at 1000rpm, 1200rpm, 1500rpm and 2000rpm.
Re: Detroit Diesels	Jim Stacy	10-18-99
As Geoff inferred, a turbo 8V71 is very rare and a non turbo '92 is even more rare. Blocks appear similar. Serial number on engine will tell you if you still have a question. Jim Stacy
Re: Detroit Diesels	Jim Stacy	10-18-99
As Geoff inferred, a turbo 8V71 is very rare and a non turbo '92 is even more rare. Blocks appear similar. Serial number on engine will tell you if you still have a question. Jim Stacy
Re: Detroit Diesels	Paul Ramer	9-26-99
What I meant is when you look into an engine bay, what are any spotting differences. Is the 71 always green, and the 92 always silver?
Re: Detroit Diesels	Paul Ramer	9-26-99
What I meant is when you look into an engine bay, what are any spotting differences. Is the 71 always green, and the 92 always silver?
Re: Detroit Diesels	Jack Conrad	9-26-99
What I meant is when you look into an engine bay, what are any spotting differences. Is the 71 always green, and the 92 always silver? We have a MC-8 with 8-71 that is red. Jack
Re: Detroit Diesels	Jack Conrad	9-26-99
What I meant is when you look into an engine bay, what are any spotting differences. Is the 71 always green, and the 92 always silver? We have a MC-8 with 8-71 that is red. Jack