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what is difference between Deutz F3L912D and F3L912W engines, same?

lake side bob ยท 2023-02-21 09:56

Looking for a Deutz engine, model F3L912 there are two versions a D and a W the letter follows the 912; does any one know the difference between the D & W notations are they the same engine? Looking at an engine how would one know which is the engine I would be looking at? All Internal parts differences? Any photos to show what the difference is?

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  1. #1Delmer2023-02-21 10:13

    Off the top of my head, D is turbo and W is indirect injection. More sure of the W, that should get you started to figure it out.

  2. #2lake side bob2023-02-26 21:47

    I found out. the "w" is for extra clean environments, burns fuel cleaner then the "D" engine model. The W injectors have a pre burn chamber and the D engine have an injector direct to piston chamber.

  3. #3GDC2023-12-31 04:42

    is er een verschil uitwendig tussen een deutz motor 3L912 en een deutz motor 3L913 qua inbouw (bevestigingspunten) ?

  4. #4Truck Shop2023-12-31 05:40

    herskee derskee doooo.

  5. #5Vetech632023-12-31 08:19

    My woman has always told me, if we can't agree on something........then the answer is no! I'm going with that philosophy here. NO!

  6. #6OzDozer2023-12-31 08:48

    GDC's question is; "Is there an external difference between a Deutz engine 3L912 and a Deutz engine 3L913 in terms of installation (mounting points)?" There are major differences between the 912 and 913 engines in the bore size and stroke (100/120mm vs 102/125mm) - and in length dimensions. However, the drawings and brochures indicate that the mounting points are likely to be the same - but I'd suggest a discussion with a Deutz dealer and their workshop manager would be necessary, to confirm if this is so. https://www.interempresas.net/FeriaVirtual/Catalogos_y_documentos/81795/912len.pdf GDC, de standaardtaal van dit forum is Engels, dus als u informatie wilt inwinnen, is het stellen van uw vraag in het Engels noodzakelijk. Bedankt.