Cummins M11
I have a 1995 Ford LTL 9000 with a Cummins M11 currently rated at 350 HP, I am wondering if it can be turned up like the newer engines or if they were programed at the factory and the HP rating cannot be changed?
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Does it have an ECM? We have a '95 N14 and it does have an ECM. But that was right near the beginning of the computer era *I think*.
Regardless, of the ECM, I'm not sure how much fuel that M11 will handle before it starts eating head gaskets. We have put 3 head gaskets on a 1998 M11 since 2007. |
I'm pretty sure it has an ECM, but as you said it was at the begining of the computer era so I wasn't sure it mattered.
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If it has an ECM, it may be as simple as the Cummins dealer hooking it up to his computer and changing the program. If it's mechanical, then I don't know what you do.....there's probably a way to play with the fuel pump.
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I had a 94 FLD112 with a M11 in, that was rated at 335 when I bought the tractor from Ryder. Took it to a shop and had it uprated to 370 in a flash. Injector size and the turbo have a lot to do with the hp increase I was told. |
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