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Srpski језик 2025-05-23
Replacing a truck engine is a complex project that can bring significant performance improvements. The key is to choose a suitable engine and install and match it correctly. The following are the complete steps and suggestions for replacing a truck engine:
1. Clarify the purpose of replacement
You first need to clarify why you want to replace the engine:
The original engine is damaged or aging
Increase power (horsepower, torque)
Fuel saving/environmental protection level
Replace with a more maintainable model
Legal emission requirements
2. Choose the right truck engine
Match the original vehicle parameters
You need to consider the following factors:
Engine brand and model (such as Cummins, Isuzu, Yuchai, Weichai, etc.)
Power output (matching the gearbox tolerance range)
Torque output (matching axles and transmission systems)
Emission standards (such as National IV, National V, National VI)
Consider adaptability
Whether it matches the original vehicle chassis (Engine compartment space, bracket position)
Is it compatible with the original gearbox (manual/automatic)
Is the cooling system compatible with the new engine
Compatibility of the electronic control system (ECU, sensor)
New and old selection
New engine: reliable but expensive
Refurbished engine: economical but need to choose a reputable merchant
Disassembled engine: cost-effective but risky
3. Other parts that must be replaced/checked simultaneously
Engine bracket/fixing seat
Gearbox interface (flywheel housing, clutch matching)
Drive shaft adjustment
Exhaust system adaptation
Oil circuit, intake system
Engine wiring harness/computer program matching
Instrument system (tachometer, water temperature gauge, etc.)
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