DETROIT V-71 SERIES - Tappet

Detroit Diesel V71 Series

The V71 is a variant of the Series 71 diesel engines produced by the Detroit Diesel Corporation. These engines are known for their robustness and have been used in a variety of applications, including heavy-duty trucks, buses, marine vessels, and industrial equipment. The "V" designation in V71 indicates the V-shaped configuration of the engine, where cylinders are arranged in two banks forming a V shape.

Features of V71:

Cylinder Configuration:

The V71 is available in various cylinder configurations, including V6, V8, V12, and V16 engines. The V configuration allows for a more compact engine layout.

Two-Stroke Design:

Like other engines in the Series 71, the V71 is a two-stroke engine, completing a power cycle in two piston strokes.

Displacement:

The specific displacement varies based on the model and specific configuration. The V71 series has been produced with different displacements to meet the needs of various applications.

Power:

The power output of the V71 can vary significantly based on the model and configuration, reaching several hundred horsepower.

Applications:

The V71 has been widely used in heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks and buses, as well as in maritime, industrial, and stationary applications.

Durability and Reliability:

The V71 Series is known for its durability and reliability, making it a popular choice for applications requiring substantial power.

Evolution:

Over the years, various versions of the V71 Series have been produced with continuous improvements in performance and technologies.