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Detroit Diesel 6v92t Series Twin Turbo Marine Diesel Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $4,599.99
Location:

Milton, Florida, United States

Milton, Florida, United States
Detroit Diesel 6V92T Series Twin Turbo Marine Diesel Engine Motor, US $4,599.99, image 1
“Rebuilt in 2003”
Brand:DETROIT DIESEL Stroke:2-Stroke Manufacturer Part Number:8062-7499 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Up for sale is a Detroit Diesel 6V92T Series Twin Turbo Marine Diesel Engine Motor

This engine was recently removed from a decommissioned vessel, along with another matching 92 series, I will be listing shortly. I have not ram these engines, but I have turned the engines by the crankshaft, and they spin a full revolution without any issues. Motor was rebuilt by Detroit in 2003, and it may or may not have been re-installed. It looks like it was rebuilt, then shelved, because the gaskets appear to be very clean, and white markings are still present. I cannot guarantee anything other than the fact that is is NOT seized up.

I am selling this engine AS IS, and AS PICTURED, with no returns.

Please take a look at the pictures, and let us know if you have any questions.

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