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When did the General Motors Diesel engine come out?

When did the General Motors Diesel engine come out?

6.5 Liter General Motors Diesel V8. This was yet another indirect injection engine by GM (also a Detroit Diesel) and was produced in 1992. It replaced the 6.2 Liter V8 in 1993.

When did Detroit start making 6.5L diesel trucks?

The 6.5 diesel was manufactured by Detroit Diesel, a division of General Motors during the time period and used in Chevrolet/GMC trucks from the 1992 to 2000 model years. AM General continues to produce the 6.5L for U.S. Army applications.

Is there a 6.5 liter diesel in a GMC?

Chevy GMC 6.5TD Turbo Performance This site is in no way officially connected with General Motors, Chevrolet or GMC, Hummer or AM General or other. Welcome! I f you have a truck with a GM 6.5 liter diesel engine, this is the perfect site for you!

When did the Ford PowerStroke diesel engine come out?

Why We Hate It: The VT-265 and VT-335 in particular were part of the International Light Duty models released in 2003. Ford adopted the Powerstroke officially in 2003 but was unofficially in production starting in 1994.

6.5 Liter General Motors Diesel V8. This was yet another indirect injection engine by GM (also a Detroit Diesel) and was produced in 1992. It replaced the 6.2 Liter V8 in 1993.

The 6.5 diesel was manufactured by Detroit Diesel, a division of General Motors during the time period and used in Chevrolet/GMC trucks from the 1992 to 2000 model years. AM General continues to produce the 6.5L for U.S. Army applications.

When did the GM 6.5L diesel engine end?

The engine is often considered an attractive balance between performance and fuel economy, although it arguably became outdated in the wake of its direct injection competition. Like the 6.2L, the 6.5L diesel was available in 1/2 through 1 ton pickup models until its retirement following the 2000 model year.

When did GM stop producing Cleveland diesel engines?

Locomotive engines were moved under the GM Electro Motive Division (EMD) in 1941, while Cleveland Diesel retained development and production of large marine and stationary engines. Cleveland Diesel was dissolved in 1962 and their remaining production moved under EMD.

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