Detroit Diesel 8.2 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Belton, Missouri, US
This is my 8.2 Detroit diesel engine that I have in my 1985 Ford F800 dump truck that I am parting out. The truck is showing 104,000 miles on the odometer. The engine has a July '85 build date. It is 170 h.p. Engine family: FGMO8.2DAB1. Model: 40877100. This engine is still in the truck so you can see and hear it run. This engine has been real dependable for me. If you have any questions you can call Bill at 816-618-3679 / 816-225-7030. Check out my other items!
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