Marshall Engines announces release of 6.5 diesel drop-in engines

Marshall Engines announces release of 6.5 diesel drop-in engines

Marshall Engines, a remanufactured diesel engine solutions provider, has announced the addition of running complete 6.5 diesel drop-in engines to its growing diesel engine line for the light to medium-duty market.

Marshall Engines, a remanufactured diesel engine solutions provider, has announced the addition of running complete 6.5 diesel drop-in engines to its growing diesel engine line for the light to medium-duty market.

Available in both turbo and naturally aspirated versions, the drop-ins are dyno-tested and include fuel system, intake and exhaust manifolds, sensors, harmonic balancer, water pump, timing cover, valve covers, oil pump and screen and oil pan. Also available in semi-dressed versions. Marshall has 12 distribution centers around the U.S. and can deliver next day to most locations.

For more information, visit
http://www.marshallengines.com/.

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