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allispuller
Bronze Level Joined: 12 Nov 2012 Location: illinois Points: 192 |
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Posted: 21 Mar 2017 at 10:16am |
I think I may know the answer but is there any difference in the camshaft between the M Z and V code G226 engines?
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DrAllis
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Maybe. Maybe not. The 175 tractor engine is the only engine that has a different camshaft grind. The "V" engine code means 8.2 or 8.25 to 1 compression, which could mean an LPGas engine in a D-17.
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allispuller
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Ok so if on the side of the block it has 17- xxxx V for the serial number it has the grind of a standard D17 correct?
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DrAllis
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That would be my guess. That is a D-17 LPGas engine, not a 175 engine.
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allispuller
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That is what I was thinking but I wanted to check. Thanks for your help
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