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November 4th, 2006, 08:17 pm
http://www.cowco.com/practicalwheels/images/news/2006-09-29%20gm%20duramax.jpgMILFORD, Mich. (August 24, 2006) — GM Powertrain's powerful Duramax 6.6L V-8 turbo-diesel engine is revised to meet new, stringent 2007 federal emissions regulations and continues to deliver the outstanding power and torque ratings customers expect.
Upgrades to the engine and a new diesel particulate filter system help ensure the engine meets government-mandated emissions regulations for diesel engines manufactured beginning in January 2007, which require a 90-percent reduction in particulate matter and 50-percent reduction in NOx.
GM Exec. Director, Charlie Freese
Powertrain Diesel Engineering,
"Maintaining power and torque leadership with the Duramax is important to us because it's the benchmark that built the engine's class-leading reputation with our customers," said Charlie Freese, executive director, GM Powertrain Diesel Engineering.
More... (http://www.practicalwheels.com/2006/09/clean_diesels_dispel_outdated.html)
Upgrades to the engine and a new diesel particulate filter system help ensure the engine meets government-mandated emissions regulations for diesel engines manufactured beginning in January 2007, which require a 90-percent reduction in particulate matter and 50-percent reduction in NOx.
GM Exec. Director, Charlie Freese
Powertrain Diesel Engineering,
"Maintaining power and torque leadership with the Duramax is important to us because it's the benchmark that built the engine's class-leading reputation with our customers," said Charlie Freese, executive director, GM Powertrain Diesel Engineering.
More... (http://www.practicalwheels.com/2006/09/clean_diesels_dispel_outdated.html)