Specifications of the International DT360 Engine
by Andrew Latham
The International DT diesel engines were used mainly for agricultural, construction and medium-duty applications. The DT engine family is based around a wet-sleeve design where the cylinder wall or sleeve is in contact with the engine coolant for added durability and improved heat transfer. The DT360 uses a mechanical fuel injection, a standard turbocharger and is the smallest model of the DT family.
Displacement
The International DT 360 has a displacement of 360 cubic inches or 5.9 liters; produced by six in-line cylinders with a bore and stroke of 4.010 by 4.751 inches.
Production
The International DT360 was manufactured from 1987 to 1993 for trucks and buses, after which the DT-466, the last mechanical fuel injection model of the DT family, was produced.
Horsepower
The DT360 was manufactured as a high and low torque model. The high torque model managed horsepower ratings of up to 210 horsepower while the low torque engine reached was rated at 160 horsepower.
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Writer Bio
Andrew Latham is a seasoned copywriter for both print and online publishers. He has a Bachelor of Science, majoring in English, a diploma in linguistics and a special interest in finance, science, languages and travel. He is the owner of LanguageVox.com, a company based in Charlottesville, Virginia, which provides writing, interpreting and translating services for English and Spanish audiences.
