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D19 diesel changes ?

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    Posted: 31 May 2011 at 7:37am
   Were there any factory differences / changes / updates made to the D19 Diesels from 61-64 ?

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Some changes were made to the pistons/cam/head starting at engine# d01499 and up. Other than that she stayed pretty much unchanged
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There were also some changes in hyd. control valves.    MACK
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   Thanks Don ! Did those changes increase the horsepower, torque or any visible differences ?
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Nope, Mdae for easier starting with less smoke.. Head casting was also supposed to be less prone to craking
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   Thanks, again Don. So what were the changes to the hyd. valves ?
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Later D19s had self-canceling spools. Instead of the lever staying the raised or lowered position, they would return to neutral.  The valve stack has smaller levers and round knobs, not the rubber handles.
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   Thank's Chad ! You wouldn't know at what serial number they changed the valves, by chance ?
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