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Bus Discussion => Bus Topics ( click here for quick start! ) => Topic started by: busnut104 on December 03, 2010, 02:34:25 PM
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Couple of thoughts. It is an 11.1L as opposed to the "standard" that we all seem to "want" - the 12.7 Liter. The 11.1L will pull a bus just fine, but most folks would prefer the HP and torque of the 12.7.
I would be sure to check which DDEC version this is. My guess is that it is a DDEC II. I don't think that engine will talk to an electronic transmission. DDEC II ECMs have a few issues, but most can be worked out with a little effort.
Would doubt it would be a DDEC I but if it was, don't go near it.
Jim
Mfg date is August 1991 so it should be DDEC II unless upgraded. Information I can find says the DDEC III was released in 1992.
I would stay away from a Series 60 this old personally. Detroit made a whole lot of upgrades to the 60 in the early and mid 90s. If I was going to the work of an engine swap I would go with a 12.7 for more power.