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Item Description Engine Model 211249L Turbocharger Item Description Engine Model 211249L Turbocharger VHP: P9390GL 295362M Turbocharger, Rr181 12V-AT27GL 280115B Wheel gear, Idler 16V-AT25H (Diesel) & 12V-AT25 475072 Manometer, Digital Manometer Tool used for all engines P312041 Cooling Radiator VGF-H24GL/GLD 741084 Cable Harness VHP L5794GSI, L7044GSI P317746 Cooling Radiator, F75-38 Stacked VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 A296235A Connector, Elbow, Turbo Exhaust 16V275GL, 16V275GL+ DA214594 Air Filter, Aircleaner, R.B. VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 Air Filter Assembly., Aircleaner, L.B. DA214595 Inver.Ted5.5" Duct VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 257028 Wheel Gear Gov Drive VHP: P8894DSIU, P9390 P317075 Cooling Radiator, F75-38Stacked VHP: L5904LTD ESM 205000M Gasket, Cyl. Head VHP F3521, L7042, P9390 167842B Switch Selector VGF: H24GL / VHP: P9390G 295174G Plate Lifting Beam, Lifting Assembly 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, 280511D Crankshaft W/ Oil Holes 8L-AT27GL P317679 Exhaust Silencer, Expansion Joint, VHP EPA engines AA169850S Filter Assembly, Lubeoil VHP 16 cyl VGF: H24GLD, H24GL HCR, L36GLD, 209678U Regulator, Gas L36GL HCR, P48GL, P48GLD VHP: F2895G, F3521GSI, F3521GL, A205010U Bearing L5794LT ESM, L5790GL, 280006A Pin, Piston AT25GL 307285 Pump, Prelube 24V Dc VGF: F18SE, F18SE-EPA, H24SE, H24SE- 285004E Piston (9:1) 12V-AT25GL 307281 Converter, Catalytic VGF: F18GSID, F18SE, F18SE-EPA, 168337G Wheel Gear VHP: P9390G/GU/Gl/GSI/GSIU, 290001 Nut, Bearing Cap 8L-AT27GL, 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27GL 169960F Intercooler VHP: P9390GSI 300054F Gearbox VGF: F18GSID, H24SE-EPA 307283 Converter Catalytic VGF: F18SE, H24SE, H24SE-EPA VHP: F3604GSI, F3604GSID ESM, L5904GSI ESM, L5904LT ESM, L57904LT ES, L5794GSI ESM, L7100GSID ESM, L7104GSI ESM, L7104GSID ESM, L7044GSI ESM, P9504GSI ESM, P9500GSI VGF: H24SE, L36GL. AT/275: 12V275GL+, 16V275GL+ APG1000 P316534 Transmitter, Vibration 4-20 M.A ECP8000E A296233C Tube Assembly Plate 12V275GL+, 16V275GL 290215 Guide 12VAT25/16VAT25 Clamp Tube, Air Duct w/o Air VHP: 12 Cyl equipped with Advance A214677 Cleaner Breather VHP: F3514, F3524, L5774, L5794, 295380L Holder Extension L7042 S4, L7044, P9394 493682 .Carb Throttle Body VHP GL A280013R Flywheel Assembly AT: 16V-ATGL 295906R Base Skid, 16V Shipping 275: 16V275GL+ VHP: L5790, L5794, L5774, L7042, 200526E Wheel Gear, Camshaft L7044 P316571 Coupling Expansion Joint APG/VGF: APG1000, VGF L36GL A257511 Crankshaft VHP: P9390 VGF: 16 Cyl, 12 Cyl, 8 Cyl. VHP - 16 Cyl, A207772E Starter Motor, Electric, 24V 12 Cyl. 176352R Insert, Valveseat 20 Deg. VHP: GL Series 2 296627 Turbocharger,Tps52, Right Ba.Nk 275: 12V275GL 295549D Air Intercooler Core,Charge Air AT: 8L-AT27GL Power Unit Accessories Generator, P317484 Lsa 49.1 L9, Gsh,.Tc VGF: P48 AT/275: 8L-AT25GL, 8L-AT27GL, 12V- AT25GL, 12V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, 12V275GL+, 16V-AT25GL, 16V- A285039D Cover, Rocker Arm AT27GL, 16V275GL, 16V275GL+ VHP: L7042GL ESM, L5794GSI, 214148N Starter, Air/Gas150Psig Max. L7044GSI S5 296420 Screw AT/275GL+ 204236W Valve, Exhaust VHP: L7042GL 741242 Cable Harness VHP: 12 Cyl w/ ESM2 Cover, Crankcase Assembly. AT: 8L-AT25GL, 8L-AT27GL, 12V- A280170D Explosion Door AT25GL, 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27TGL 304818 Screw VGF: F18 & H24 VHP: F2896D, F2896DSI, F2895G, F2895GL, F2895GSI, F3336DSI, F3521G, F3521GL, F3514GSI, F3524GSI, L5108GL, L5792D, L5108GSI, L5790G, L5790GL, L5790GSI, L5794GSI L7042G, L7042GL, C204013 Flywheel Assembly L7042GSI, L7044GSI AT/275: 12V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, AA280066 Rocker Arm 12V275GL+, 16V275GL, 16V275GL+ AT/275: 12V-AT25GL, 12V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, 12V275GL+, 16V275GL, 280075 Wheel Gear 16V275GL+ VHP: F2895GL, F3521GL, L5108GL, 209167N Regulator, Gas L5790GL, L7042GL, P9390GL D155553C Control Actuator, A2H Air VGF: F18 & H24 12VAT27GL, 16VAT26GL, 12V275GL+, 280170 Cover, Explosion Relief 16V275GL+ P317736 Base, Vhp12 W 6P6 L7044GSI, L5794GSI ESM/EPA 204336Z Valve, Exhaust L5794LT, L5774LT 12V-AT27, 16V-AT26, 12V275GL+, 280135A Spring,Outervalve 16V275GL+ 741112 Cable Harness Control Valve L5794GSI, L7044GSI APG2000, APG3000, 12V220Gl, 18V220GL, 12V275GL+, 16V275GL+, 290338 Nut, Tension 12V-AT25GL, 12VAT27GL 3341003 Connector Connection, Air Intake 12V275GL,12V275GL+ L7042GSI, L7042G, L5108GSI, L5108G, A169858U Header,Oil Assembly L5790GSI, L5790G, L6670DSIU, L5792D A280218D Bearing, Crankshaft Main 8L-AT27GL P312882 Solenoid Valve All Waukesha VGF, VHP L7044GSI, L7042GSI, L5794GSI, P317202 Base L5794LT, L5774LT Genset 214148J Starter P9394 295174D Bracket, Device,Lifting 16V275GL, 16V275GL+, 12VAT27GL 12VAT27GL, 16VAT26GL, 12V275GL+, A280066 Rocker Arm 16V275GL+, 8lAT27GL L7042G, L7042GSI, L7042GL, L5790GSI, L5790G, L7044GSI, 169632K Bracket L5794GSI, L5774LT, L5794LT 302053A Bushing Bearing, Camshaft L36GL, L36GSI, P48GL, P48GSI A300110H2 Connecting Rod Bearing All VGF L7042GSI, L7042G, L5108GSI, L5108G, 200695T Wheel Pulley,Crankshaft L5790GSI, L5790G, L6670DSIU, L5792D 257026C Wheel Gear Cam P9390GSI, P9390GL, P9390G 280130A Cylinder Liner 12V-AT25GL 495844 Regulator Kit (305926., 305926D) VGF L5790GSI, L5790GL, L5790G, 204000W Gasket, Cylinder. Head F2895GSI, F2895GL, F2895G L7042G, L7042GSI, L7042GL, L5790GSI, L5790G, F3521GSI, 168339C Wheelgear Drive F3521GL, F3521G F3521GSI, F3521GL, F3521G, F3524GSI, F3514GSI, F2895G, AA176865S Filter Assembly, Lubeoil F2895GL, F2995G 293435B Motor Starter 8L-AT27GL, 8L-AT25GL 214525 Catalytic Converter W/Silencer VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 214521 Catalytic Converter VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 VHP F2895, F3521, L5790, L7042, 169994C Capscrew P9390 205204S Piston VHP - L5108G 207838C Adapter, Turbo Exhaust VHP L5794, L7044 239005B Adapter, Turbine Outlet L7044GSI S5 205204R Piston VHP L5108GL P317724 Starter, Electric VGF, VHP 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, 290007 Stud 16V275GL A200245F Gear Cover VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 200245F Gear Cover Non-Extender VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 A305576K Air Duct VGF L36, P48 VHP F2895, F3521, F3524, L5790, A214148 Starter, Air Assembly L5794, L7042, L7044 P317841 Engine Generator VGF H24 741088 Cable Harness VHP L5794, L7044 VHP F2895GSI, F3521GSI, L5790GSI, 169929B Valve L7042GSI, P9390GSI 209678T Regulator, Gas VGF F18, H24, L36, P48 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27GL, 12V275GL, C291635A Tube Assembly, Lube Oil 16V275GL Cable Harness, Engine Vibration and 741042 Oil Level Bulkhead VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 VHP F2895GSI, F3521GSI, L5790GSI, 204436D Valve L7042GSI, P9390GSI VHP F2895, F3521, F3524, L5790, P310311 Spacer Piece L5794, L7042, L7044 295604K Connection Elbow, Turbine Outlet 12V275GL, 12V275GL+ 293435E Motor,Turbine Starter 8L-AT27GL, 12V-AT27GL, 16V-AT27GL 740113 Sensor L5794, L7044, 12V275GL, 16V275GL A214048E Cable Harness VHP L5794, L7044 A280290 Retainer, Oil Assembly 6L-AT25GL, 8L-AT25GL A740780B Cable, Wireway Assembly VHP P9394 P315159 Radiator Connecter Tube VHP F3521, F3524 A214677A Clamp Tube, Air Duct VHP L5790, L5794, L7042, L7044 293501 Bellow 8L-AT27GL, 12V-AT27GL 47108J Bushing, Piston Pin VHP 740502D Adapter Housing, Gas Regulator VHP F3524, L5794, L7042, L7044 Notes Turbocharger - ABB (Brown Boveri) RR 151. Typically used on P9390GL engines at 1000 RPM engine speed Turbocharger - ABB (Brown Boveri) RR 181 typically used on 12V-AT27GL engine Camshaft idler gear Digital Manometer: MERIAM INSTRUMENTS MODEL #351-DN2000. Does not include calibration certificate Radiator for VGF H24GL/GLD engines. Manufacturer: General Thermodynamics Inc./ Model: F25-6/ Design: Dual C AFR2 harness between fuel control valves and Emissions Control Module (ECM) Engine driven radiator for use on VHP 12 cyl engines. Rated for 110F ambient air temperature, 53,000 BTU/min Ja Left Bank Turbo Exhuast Elbow for 16VAT27GL & 16V275GL+ Engines Right bank engine mounted air cleaner housings, with 5.5" connection port for piping in engine air from outside e Left bank engine mounted air cleaner housings, with 5.5" connection port for piping in engine air from outside en Governor drive gear for VHP Engines. Engine driven radiator for use on VHP 12 cyl engines. Thermodynamics Model F75-38 Jacket Water Capacity (GAL Cylinder head gasket similar to part # 205100C but is thicker gasket material for use on used cylinder heads with h Exhuast thermocouple selector switch: Includes 4 6-32 UNC x 1 fillister HD. SCRS. Lock Washers, & Nuts Lifting device spreader bar for AT and 275GL engines Crankshaft for AT Engine Exhaust expansion joint - 14" ANSI, 12" long SS exhaust flex Dual oil filter assembly, leverage as an upgrade to a current VHP 16 cylinder engine that uses only 1 oil filter canis Fisher 66Z gas regulator used on VGF engines. Model #: FS 66Z-3. Stainless steel trim. Inlet Pressure: 0.75 to 5 PSI Connecting Rod Bearings for VHP Engines Piston pin for AT25GL engines 24VDC prelube pump. Pump Manufacturer: Viking Pump/Pump Model #: SG-0514-GOV-M SPUR Gear Pump/Port Piston for AT25GL engines 3-way catalyst. 2 elements per housing, typically capable of 0.5 g/bhp-hr NOx emissions on a VGF 6 or 8 cylinder e Governor drive gear Used on head studs and bearing caps for AT engines Intercooler for VHP: P9390GSI engine Gear housing for F18 and H24 VGF engines. 3-way catalyst. 1 element per housing, typically capable of 0.5 g/bhp-hr NOx emissions on a VGF 6 or 8 cylinder e Engine vibration sensor for VHP, VGF, AT/275, and APG Waukesha engines. Manufacturer: Metrix Instrument Co Carburetor inlet tube assembly for 275 engines AT Engine water guide Additional turbocharger intake tubing for VHP 12 cylinders equipped with Advance Breather and remote air filters Spark plug sleeve for Series 4 cylinder head, non SPARC cylinder heads Throttle
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