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D6c engine
- Thread starter D6r
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Nelsonequip
Well-Known Member
Buy a different dozer......there is no modifications to help that engine
Heart transplant buy an entire eng with everything on it and start overhauling I can highly recommend a 3306 if the tractor is good it's not a bad way 2 go there is a lot u can do 4 a 3306 but do ur home work about 50k should c a slightly bomed eng in there is the tractor worth it be careful.
D6 Merv
Senior Member
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- Location
- Coromandel Peninsula. New Zealand
- Occupation
- Self employed bulldozing contractor with a D6D D4E
there was a few more mods made to mid range D6Cs than just bolting a turbo on when they changed from a NA D333C to the turbocharged D333C. We had a lot of early NA 69J D6Cs here and a lot of people thought the earlier 76As went better. Best you can do with your one is check the converter stall speed and go from there, with regard to checking injectors, valve lash, rack setting. Take it you have changed the air and fuel filters first ????