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Old 01-25-2007, 10:55 AM
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Does anyone know what the weight difference is between the Cummins 6 cylinder and the two V8 diesels? I have a little bet here at work with two Furd and Chebby guys that insist their V8 diesels weigh more than my 6 cylinder does. I could swear I saw somewhere that the Cummins out weighs both of them.
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Sorry, I meant to post this in the 2003-2007 section if this can be moved to that section.
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Originally Posted by Hunter11
Does anyone know what the weight difference is between the Cummins 6 cylinder and the two V8 diesels? I have a little bet here at work with two Furd and Chebby guys that insist their V8 diesels weigh more than my 6 cylinder does. I could swear I saw somewhere that the Cummins out weighs both of them.
I'm fairly certain that my engine weighs in the 1200lbs class (dressed and wet)

I don't know what the Duramax or International weigh.
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no way the V8's weigh more. duramax weighs 837 pounds dry. didnt you know that aluminum is light?
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Last time I weighed a 5.9 common rail I think it was like 1025 with a wooden skid.
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Cummins is the heaviest of the three.(1100lbs). There are pics around that show the crankshaft and the huge bearings almost 35% larger than the powerjoke. The only engine that is certified to be a medium duty engine.
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Cummins at one time had that type info on their web but it disapeared a few years back. I believe the old 12 valve was 972 lbs. The Cummins 1st gen package at assembly point was 1200+ lbs which included 2 batteries/bigger radiator/ etc. It also had the crankshaft at 147 lbs. The 3rd gen Cummins is a bit heavier.
The Cummins is a MDT specked and built engine that is used in our 2500/3500 trucks with a 350k service life. The PSD/DMAX as used in their 2500/3500 trucks are LDT specked and built with a 200k service life. The DMAX as used in the 4500 trucks have different fueling and engine componets that GM says are MDT compatible such as EB as a factory option.
The Cummins is heavy for a reason.
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The Cummins (5.9) is around 1100, the Powerstroke is ~ 800 and the Duramax is just a bit lighter than the Powerstroke.

But looking under the hood, you'd swear the V-8s were much more massive than the Cummins. Looks are deceiving!
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Originally Posted by deserteagle56
The Cummins (5.9) is around 1100, the Powerstroke is ~ 800 and the Duramax is just a bit lighter than the Powerstroke.

But looking under the hood, you'd swear the V-8s were much more massive than the Cummins. Looks are deceiving!
PSD is more than that. As I said above, the dmax is 837lbs
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the 6.0 powerstroke is a little over 1000 pounds I think or just under.

The 7.3 was like 980 or something.
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You guys quoting weights, what does that include? To make it meaningful we need to know what is being weighed (long block, short block, accessories, etc.).
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Complete engine with oil-966 pounds, from A freindiy ford owner
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long block ISBE 1175lbs from the Cummins website.
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