i'm not sure how the cummins engine plant followed along the lines of production with the Ram and their industrial line, but i found a motor locally for a decent price, couldn't find too much info on it though..

turbo is included...and he mentioned it's perhaps a rotary pump?

Date of Manufacture: 6/14/94
Engine Serial No.: 48205654
CPL No.: 856

let me know if anyone has any info..

J

 

First one listed on this page- http://www.rebuiltdieselengines.com/cummins6b.html

Evidently from a bus application, VE pump?

 

hmmm..

the guy did mention it was from a bus...

i wonder what items this might share with a 2nd gen ram..


it's about 80 miles away..i hate to look at it without knowing something concrete 1st...

 

It sounds like a VE pump which would be more like a 1st gen than a 2nd. As far as I know the 2nd gen trucks had an inline pump.

 

the guy did mention it had a rotary-style pump on it...too bad it's not a P7100 ..****.

for the 600 it might be worth a look..

J

 

it's worth every bit of $600 if it's a running engine!

 

Considering that I've seen rebuilt longblocks going for $7000

 

I didn't know cummins made elctrical motors....

They make engines, I know that cause I have one, but I didn't know about the motors....hmmm.

I'm just kidding man...Here, let me do this to myself for you...

 

HappyGA- God man, i dunno what makes you 'Happy' in GA....but share some, would ya?!?

btw: www.m-w.com says :

1mo·tor
Pronunciation: 'mO-t&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin, from movEre to move
1 : one that imparts motion; specifically : PRIME MOVER
2 : any of various power units that develop energy or impart motion: as a : a small compact engine b : INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE; especially : a gasoline engine c : a rotating machine that transforms electrical energy into mechanical energy



tee heee

 

man, you know you done went to the slang dictionary where they let Cletus and Jeffroe put deffinitions in there...

haha

Ain't no better state in these 50 than GEORGIA.....

I am in Alabama, and I tell you what, I drive 300 miles twice a month just to get recharged in GA.

 

In 2005 they started putting a voice recorder in vehicles similar to what airplane cockpits have. Do you know what they most commonly found on the voice recorders of 4x4 trucks after fatal accidents in Alabama? " hold my beer and watch this"

To all of the vulnerables out there this was a poorly executed joke. Big brother isn't recording your vehicle conversations.Yet.

 

its a shortblock, and a bunch of pieces....head is off, turbo and manifolds are off... turbo is good, and pump is a rotary type...

i wonder what turbo it is...hmm..

J