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Perkins Engines (officially Perkins Engines Company Limited), a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc., is primarily a diesel engine manufacturer for several markets including Agricultural, Construction, Material Handling, Power Generation and Industrial. It was established in Peterborough, England, in 1932. Over the years Perkins has expanded its engine ranges and produces thousands of different engine specifications including diesel and gas engines.

History

High-speed diesel engines
F. Perkins Limited, incorporated on 7 June 1932, was founded in Queen Street, Peterborough, to design and manufacture high-speed diesel engines by Frank Perkins and Charles Wallace Chapman (1897–1979). Chapman was design engineer (technical director) and company secretary and was given a ten percent shareholding. He was to remain with the business for more than a decade before re-joining the RNVR though remaining a consultant to the company. Frank Perkins obtained further initial support from directors Alan J M Richardson and George Dodds Perks.

Before Chapman and Perkins the diesel engine was a heavy and slow revving workhorse, lacking performance. Chapman’s concept was the high-speed diesel – an engine that could challenge gasoline as the primary motive power. The world’s first high-speed diesel engine was Perkins’ four-cylinder Vixen, which made its debut in 1932, and in October 1935 Perkins became the first company to hold six world diesel speed records for a variety of distances set at the Brooklands race track in Surrey. Sales were strong and by the time of World War II the company made two series of engines, P4 and P6. Soon after the war, the company went public, and established a number of licensees for local manufacturing and sale.

Massey-Ferguson
F. Perkins Ltd was purchased by its largest customer, Massey Ferguson, in 1959. Keeping its separate identity, the business continued under the name of Perkins Engines and in 1994 became a subsidiary of LucasVarity. Development continued and Perkins updated its engines to meet stricter emissions rules while developing new series for power generation and forklift trucks.

Caterpillar
A supplier to Caterpillar Inc. since the 1970s, Perkins was bought by Caterpillar in 1998 for US$1.325 billion, creating what they claimed was the world’s largest diesel engine manufacturer. With an ever-expanding global footprint Perkins now has manufacturing facilities in the United Kingdom, United States, Brazil, China, India and a joint venture with Ishikawajima-Shibaura-Machinery company in Japan. On 1 January 2009 Gwenne Henricks became President of Perkins Engines replacing Hans Haefeli, after having worked in Caterpillar’s Electronics and Connected Worksite Division in North America. Henricks is also a vice-president of Caterpillar.

Discontinued products
Various Perkins diesel engines have been made for industrial, agricultural, construction, material handling, marine and power generation markets, and Perkins Gas-based engines (Natural Gases, Landfill Gas, Digester Gas, Bio Gas, Mine Gas) are used for continuous power generation.

Perkins’ 1.6 litre (99 cubic inch) P4C engine, producing 45 or 60 hp (45 kW), was popular in Europe and Israel for taxis and commercially driven cars during the 1950s and early 1960s; many cars, including American imports, were retrofitted with these engines for taxi use, with kits made by Hunter NV of Belgium. Perkins engines were also used as standard factory equipment in Jeeps and Dodge trucks in the United States in the 1960s. They also continued to be popular in European trucks from their original customer, Commer and other companies.

The Perkins 6.354 medium duty engine was designed to be compact enough to replace petrol/gasoline V8 engines in trucks, despite its in-line six-cylinder design. Producing 112 horsepower (84 kW) in early years (later rising to 120 hp), it had a small jackshaft driven by the timing gears for the auxiliary drive, with the oil pump driven by a quill shaft so it could run auxiliary equipment at engine speed with simple couplings.

Acquisitions
After acquiring Rolls-Royce Diesels of Shrewsbury in 1984, Perkins continued to supply British Rail with engines for its diesel multiple units. Perkins went on to purchase Gardner Engines in the summer of 1986 to complement their line of lighter diesel engines.

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1932	7^th June, Frank Perkins formed and registered the company F Perkins Limited to develop and manufacture the lightweight high speed Diesel engine.
1933	The first year of trading realised total output of 35 engines.
1936	Total output was 556 engines ï¿½ 140 employees.
1937	The P6 was launched alongside the P4 (originally Puma) followed by the S6 marine engine. Sales specifications listed a total of 650 different applications.
1938	The entire Perkins product range, including the Wolf, Lynx and Leopard I and II was now available in vehicle, industrial, marine and agricultural versions. Through the war years, the company reorganised itself to devote most of its output to manufacturing marine diesels. Total output during the conflict exceeded 12,000 engines.
1940	Eastfield plant opened and production officially commenced on November 10^th 1947 – a turning point in the history of Perkins, transforming it from a small, family business to a large, modern company which would ultimately assume world-leader status
1950ï¿½s	F. Perkins Limited became a public company Simpson and Co of India became the first Perkins Licensee. Perkins had 4,000 people on the payroll producing 25,218 engines Perkins was acquired by Massey-Ferguson on 23^rd January
1960ï¿½s	Factory 2 produced its first 4.236 engine. Perkins received the Queenï¿½s Award to Industry for export achievement.ï¿½ Frank Perkins died on October 15^th 1967, peacefully at his home aged 78 New research engineering centre opened in Peterborough.
1970ï¿½s	Perkins opens most advanced noise cell of its type for engine noise measurementï¿½ Squish lip combustion system introduced
1980ï¿½s	5 millionth Perkins engine produced.ï¿½ Prima diesel car engine launched Acquisition of Rolls Royce Diesel International, later to be known as Perkins Engines (Shrewsbury) Ltd. 10 millionth Perkins engine produced Alliance signed with ISM for the production of 100 Series range of engines from 5 ï¿½ 50hp
1990ï¿½s	Perkins receives the Queens Award for Technological Achievement for the Prima engine.ï¿½ 900 Series engine range launched.ï¿½ Ten-year supply agreement signed with Caterpillar Inc.ï¿½ Powerpart Distribution Centre relocated to purpose-built centre at Irlam, Manchester.ï¿½ Prime Minister visits Perkins and presents ISO 9000 accreditation to the five business unitM.D.ï¿½s.ï¿½ Acquisition of Dorman Diesels Limited, Staffordshire, to be known as Perkins Engines (Stafford) Ltd.ï¿½ 700 Series engine range launched in Munich. Perkins signed a 5-year agreement worth more than $150 million to supply engines to Case, one of the worldï¿½s largest manufacturers of tractors.ï¿½ New 1000 Series range of Industrial and Agricultural engines launched.ï¿½ An ï¿½80 million contract to supply engines and parts to NACCO Materials Handling Group Inc., the worldï¿½s largest lift truck manufacturer 15 millionth Perkins engine produced. Caterpillar Inc buys Perkins.
2000	Perkins launches the 400 Series. This latest range is a significant evolution of the successful 100 Series range, extending the power outputs up to 45kW (60bhp).
2001	Perkins previews 1100 Series at Bauma in April. This range of nine engine models provides power outputs from 39 to 130kW (53 to 175 bhp). 1100 Series launched to the UK and European media in October

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Perkins headquarters:
Perkins Engines Company Limited
Frank Perkins Way
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire
PE1 5FQ
United Kingdom
Telephone +44 (0) 1733 583000
Fax +44 (0) 1733 582240
Website: www.perkins.com

Perkins USA & Canada office:
Perkins Engines Inc.
N4-AC6160, PO Box 610
Mossville, Illinois, 61552-0610
Toll free number: 1-888-PERK-ENG
Telephone 1.309.578.7364
Fax 1.309.578.7329
Distributor Locator at Perkins website

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Perkins Engine ID Guide (PDF) (Dated 1/09) From www.marinepartsexpress.com
Perkins Engine ID Guide (PDF) (Dated 1/09) From AEABoats Archive.

Specifications For Perkins
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines
(by Ascending Displacement)

TABLE KEY: (Table still under development)
⊗ = Data Not Available from Data Source, ? = …? = ¿…? = Data Not Confirmed.
DS = Data Source: (such as Webpages, DataSheets or SpecSheets, Catalogs, Manuals,+) with Links.
^ __ = Source wLink, W… = Westerbeke, Ww = Westerbeke Webpage, Ws = Westerbeke SpecSheet.
^ BD = BoatDiesel.com = …B, …d = Directory, …w = Webpage, …s = SpecSheet, …c = Catalog/Brochure,
^ …o = Operator’s Manual, …m = Service/Technical Manual, …1,2,3,A,B,C,etc = Source #, Version, Revision.
CYL = Cylinder Configuration “-” Number “−” Liner Type:
^ Cylinder Configuration: U = u… = Upright (Vertical), I = In-Line,
^ Liner: W = Wet Liner(s), D = Dry Liner(s), WD = Combo Wet+Dry Liners,
^ ^ P = Parent/Native Bore, C = Cylinder(s) (Independent), b… = Borable Oversize,
^ ^ S = Sleeved (Press fit?), Liner type determined from Service Manual and/or Parts List.
BORE & STROKE: …mm = Millimeters, …” = …in = Inches.
DISPLACEMENT: …cc = Cubic Centimeters (cm³), …L = Liters (Litres), …ci = Cubic Inches (“³).
⇑ = Base Engine Manufacturer, ⇒ = Engine Mariniser (Marinizer).
MODEL: EC = Engine Code.
RATING: See Engine Duty Ratings at end of this table.
ASP: N = Naturally Aspirated, T = Turbocharged, S = Supercharged,
^ Ta = Turbocharged & Aftercooled, Ti = Turbocharged and Intercooled,
^ …S = …s = w/Seawater Intercooler, …R = …r = w/Raw Water Intercooler.
^ -Fueling: M = Mechanical Injection, iI = Integral Injector, Cr = Common Rail, E = Electronic Injection.
kW = Kilowatts, HP = Horsepower, BHP = Brake Horsepower, MHP = Metric Horsepower.
@RPM = Power Ratings @ Revolutions Per Minute.
YEARS MFR’d: Beginning-Ending, Trailing “–” (Dash) without an Ending Date = Still in Production.
^ Data from Westerbeke Propulsion Model History (12/8/05) updated from Westerbeke Website.

1489cc / 90.88ci
(British Leyland 4-91)

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
British Leyland 4-91	Ww	uI-4−Ps	⊗mm	⊗mm	2.80in	3.5in	⊗L / 91.00ci
British Leyland 4-91	Ws	uI-4−Ps	⊗mm	⊗mm	2 7/8in	3½in	⊗L / 91ci
British Leyland 4-91	Wm	uI-4−Ps	73.05mm	88.9mm	2.8760in	3.50in	1489cc / 90.88ci

⇑ BRITISH LEYLAND
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-91 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇑? PERKINS?
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-91? − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-91 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1969-1975
W 30 − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	25	⊗	2500	1975-1981
W 30 − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	25	⊗	2500	1975-1981

NOTES:
⇑ BRITISH LEYLAND: 4-91 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇑ PERKINS: MODEL Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 4-91 Webpage. Brochure. ~~SpecSheet. Installation Drawing. Operator’s Manual.~~ Parts List (from L-36). ~~Parts Manual. Service Manual. Technical Manual. Wiring Diagram. Wiring Diagram Rev A. Wiring Diagram Rev B. Wiring Diagram Rev C~~.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: W 30 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Parts List. Technical Manual. Formerly 4-91.

1.490L / 90.9ci~91ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
MfrModel	Ww	uI-4−P	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.07in	3.07in	⊗L / 91.00ci
MfrModel	Ws	uI-4−P	78mm	78mm	3.07in	3.07in	1.490L / 91.00ci
MfrModel	Wo	uI-4−P	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.07in	3.07in	⊗L / 91ci
MfrModel	Ww	uI-4−P	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.07in	3.07in	⊗L / 91.00ci
MfrModel	Ws	uI-4−P	78mm	78mm	3.07in	3.07in	1.490L / 91ci
MfrModel	Wo	uI-4−P	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.07in	3.07in	⊗L / 91ci
MfrModel	Ww	uI-4−P	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.07in	3.07in	⊗L / 90.93ci
MfrModel	Ws	uI-4−P	78mm	78mm	3.07in	3.07in	1.49L / 90.93ci
MfrModel	Wm	uI-4−P	78mm	78mm	3.07in	3.07in	1.49L / 90.9ci

⇑ MfrBRAND
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
? − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
W 33 − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	33	⊗	3000	1980-1984
W 33 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	28*	⊗	3000	1980-1984
W 33 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	32*	⊗	3000	1980-1984
W 33 − Max	Ws	N-M	⊗	33	⊗	3000	1980-1984
WMD 9.4 50hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1980-1984
WMD 12.5 60hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1980-1984
W 33A − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	31	⊗	3000	1984-1988
W 33A − Usable	Ws	N-M	⊗	21	⊗	2000	1984-1988
W 33A − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	28*	⊗	3000	1984-1988
W 33A − Usable	Ws	N-M	⊗	31	⊗	3000	1984-1988
W 33A − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	32*	⊗	3000	1984-1988
W 33A − Max	Ws	N-M	⊗	33	⊗	3000	1984-1988
9.4 BTD 50hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1984-1988
12.5 BTD 60hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1984-1988
42B Four − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	42	⊗	3600	1987-1999
42B Four − ⊗	Ws	N-M	31.3	42	⊗	3600	1987-1999
9.4 BTDA 50hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1987-1999
12.5 BTDA 60hz − Gen	Wm	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1987-1999

NOTES:
⇑ MANUFACTURER: MODEL Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: W 33 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Service Manual. *BHP from SpecSheet Performance Curve.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: W 33A Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Service Manual. *BHP from SpecSheet Performance Curve.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 42B Four Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Service Manual. Wiring Diagram Rev J. Wiring Diagram Rev K, Wiring Diagram Rev L. Wiring Diagram Rev M, Wiring Diagram Rev N.

99?ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
MfrModel	Ds	uI-?−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

⇑ MfrBRAND
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
? − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
LB-49 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1975-1980

NOTES:
⇑ MANUFACTURER: MODEL Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: LB49 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Installation Drawing. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Parts Manual. Service Manual. Technical Manual. Wiring Diagram. Wiring Diagram Rev A. Wiring Diagram Rev B. Wiring Diagram Rev C.

1.621L / 99ci
(Perkins 4.99)

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.99	Ww	uI-4−W	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.00in	3.50in	⊗L / 99.00ci
Perkins 4.99	Ws	uI-4−W	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.00in	3.50in	⊗L / 99ci
Perkins 4.99	Wm	uI-4−W	76.2mm	88.9mm	3.00in	3.50in	1.621L / 99ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.99 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-99 − ?	Wd	N-M	?	34	?	3000	1960-1963
4-99 − Con	Ws	N-M	?	33	?	3000	1960-1963
4-99 − Int	Ws	N-M	?	40	?	3600	1960-1963

NOTES:
⇑ PERKINS: 4.99 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 4-99 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Technical Manual.

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.107)

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.107	Ww	uI-4−W	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.13in	3.50in	⊗L / 107.00ci
Perkins 4.107	Ws	uI-4−W	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.13in	3.50in	⊗L / 107.00ci
Perkins 4.107	Wm	uI-4−W	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1.760L / 107.4ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.107 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-107 − ⊗	Ww	N-M	⊗	40	⊗	3000	1963-1975
4-107 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	36*	⊗	3000	1963-1975
4-107 − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	40	⊗	3000	1963-1975
4-107 − NMI	Ws	N-M	⊗	45*	⊗	3600	1963-1975
4-107 − SPRM	Ws	N-M	⊗	47*	⊗	4000	1963-1975

NOTES:
⇑ PERKINS: 4.107 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 4-107 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. Parts List. Service Manual. *BHP from SpecSheet Performance Curve.

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.108)

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.108	Ww	uI-4−D	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.13in	3.50in	⊗L / 107.00ci
Perkins 4.108	Ws	uI-4−D	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1.760L / 107.4ci
Perkins 4.108	Wm	uI-4−D	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1.760L / 107.4ci
Perkins 4.108	Ww	uI-4−D	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.13in	3.50in	⊗L / 107.00ci
Perkins 4.108	Ws	uI-4−D	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.125in	3.50in	⊗L / 107.00ci
Perkins 4.108	Wm	uI-4−D	79.37mm	88.90mm	3.125in	3.5in	1.760L / 107.4ci
Perkins 4.108	Wm?	uI-4−D	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1.760L / 107.4ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.108 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-108 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1975-1978
W 40 − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	37	⊗	3000	1978-1990
W 40 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	37	⊗	3000	1978-1990
W 40 − Max	Ws	N-M	⊗	40	⊗	3000	1978-1990
W 40A − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	37	⊗	3000	1978?-1990?
W 40A − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	37	⊗	3000	1978?-1990?
40NA − ⊗	Wm	N-M	⊗	37	⊗	3000	1985-1990
14088B Navy − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1990-1993

NOTES:
⇑ PERKINS: 4.108 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 4-108 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual. Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒WESTERBEKE: W 40 Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: W 40A Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual, Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 40NA Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual. Parts List. Service Manual.
⇒ WESTERBEKE: 14088B Navy Webpage. Brochure. SpecSheet. OpManual. Parts List. Service Manual.

2.523L / 153.9ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.154	Ds	uI-4−D	⊗mm	⊗mm	⊗in	⊗in	⊗L / 154ci
Perkins 4.154	Pm	uI-4−D	89.9mm	101.6mm	3.5in	4.0in	2.523L / 153.9ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.154 − Con	Pm	N-M	⊗	55	⊗	3000	19??-19??
4.154 − Int	Pm	N-M	⊗	70	⊗	3600	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4-154 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	1972-1977

NOTES: Westerbeke Webpage. SpecSheet. Installation Drawing. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Parts Manual. Perkins Parts Manual. Service Manual. Technical Manual. Perkins Workshop Manual. Wiring Diagram. Wiring Diagram Rev A. Wiring Diagram Rev B. Wiring Diagram Rev C.

154.00ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.154	Ww	uI-4−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.00ci
Perkins 4.154	Ws	uI-4−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.00ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.154 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
W 58 − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	58	⊗	3000	1981-1991
W 58 − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	58	⊗	⊗	1981-1991
W 58 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	38	⊗	2000	1981-1990
W 58 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	46.9	⊗	2500	1981-1990
W 58 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	52.8	⊗	3000	1981-1990
W 58 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	44.8	⊗	2000	1981-1990
W 58 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	55.2	⊗	2500	1981-1990
W 58 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	62	⊗	3000	1981-1990
W 58 − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	69	⊗	3600	1981-1990

NOTES:
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Developed by Perkins for Mazda. Produced only by Perkins licencee Toyo Kogyo (Mazda). Designed with sister engine 6.231. Later developed into 4.165/6.247 family.
Westerbeke Webpage. SpecSheet. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Technical Manual.

2520cc / 154.2ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.154	Ww	uI-4−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.20ci
Perkins 4.154	Ws	uI-4−⊗	89mm	101.6mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.20ci
Perkins 4.154	Wm	uI-4−⊗	89mm	101.6mm	3.50in	4.00in	2520cc / 154.2ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.154 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
W 60 − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	53	⊗	2500	1977-1980
W 60 − Con	Ws	N-M	⊗	48	⊗	2500	1977-1980
W 60 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	53	⊗	2500	1977-1980
W 60 − Int	Ws	N-M	⊗	60	⊗	3000	1977-1980
W 60 − Con	Wm	N-M	⊗	53	⊗	2500	1977-1980
W 60 − Int	Wm	N-M	⊗	60	⊗	3000	1977-1980

NOTES: Westerbeke Webpage. SpecSheet. Parts List. Service Manual.

2.5L / 154.00ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Perkins 4.154	Ww	uI-4−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.00ci
Perkins 4.154	Ws	uI-4−⊗	88.9mm	101.6mm	3.50in	4.00in	2.5L / 154.00ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.154 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-19??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
71B Four − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	71	⊗	3600	1991-1994
71B Four − ⊗	Ws	N-M	⊗	71	⊗	3600	1991-1994

NOTES: Westerbeke Webpage. SpecSheet. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Service Manual. Wiring Diagram Rev J. Wiring Diagram Rev K, Wiring Diagram Rev L. Wiring Diagram Rev M, Wiring Diagram Rev N.

2.5L / 154.00ci

BASE ENGINE	DS	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Base Engine	Ww	uI-4−⊗	⊗mm	⊗mm	3.50in	4.00in	⊗L / 154.00ci
Perkins 4.154	Ws	uI-4−⊗	88.9mm	101.6mm	3.50in	4.00in	2.5L / 154.0ci

⇑ PERKINS
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
4.154 − ⊗	Ds	N-M	⊗	⊗	⊗	⊗	19??-20??

⇒ WESTERBEKE
MODEL − RATING	DS	ASP	kW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'd
71C Four − ⊗	Wd	N-M	⊗	71⊗	3600	1994-20??
71C Four − ⊗	Ws	N-M	52	71	⊗	3600	1994-20??

NOTES: Westerbeke Webpage. SpecSheet. Installation Drawing. Operator’s Manual. Parts List. Service Manual. Wiring Diagram Rev J. Wiring Diagram Rev K, Wiring Diagram Rev L. Wiring Diagram Rev M, Wiring Diagram Rev N.

Specifications For Perkins
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

Click on Links for Model Pages with Spec Sheets, Manuals, Drawings,

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s, etc.

TABLE KEY:
CYL = Cylinder Configuration-Number−Liner: IL = Vertical In-Line, s =Slanted, h = Horizontal, n = Inverted
-CYL: V = V, ~~O = Opposed, R = Radial, WR = Wankel Rotary~~
−CYL: W = Wet Liners, D = Dry Liners, C = Combo Wet & Dry Liners, P = Parent/~~Native~~ Bore, S = Sleeved
−CYL: ? = Not Published
CODE = Engine Code, MODEL NUMBER PREFIX: H = Horizontal Cylinder Configuration, T = Turbocharged
RATING: CC = Commercial Craft, PC = Pleasure Craft, HS = High Speed Pleasure Craft
~~RATING: CON = Continuous, INT = Intermittent~~
RATING: CON, CD, HD, MCD, MD, INT, ID, GS, HO, etc. (See Duty Ratings at end of this table)
ASP: NA = Naturally Aspirated, T = Turbocharged, S = Supercharged
ASP: TA = Turbocharged & Aftercooled, TI = Turbocharged and Intercooled
KW = Kilowatts, HP = Horsepower, SHP = Shaft Horsepower, MHP = Metric Horsepower, ? = Not Published
@RPM = Power Ratings @ Revolutions Per Minute
YEARS MFR’D: Beginning-Ending, Trailing – (Dash) without an Ending Date = Still in Production

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Model	IL-?−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
3.152	IL-3−?	91.4mm	127mm	?in	?in	2.5L / 152ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
CD – 3.152 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
?? – F3.152 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	2/1962-9/1964
CE – D3.152 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
CF – G3.152 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
CG – P3.152 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
CJ – 3.1522 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
CM – 3.1524 − PP?	NA	25?	33.5?	?	1500?	19??-19??
CM – 3.1524 − SP?	NA	27.5?	37?	?	1500?	19??-19??
CM – 3.1524 − PP?	NA	28?	37.5?	?	1800?	19??-19??
CM – 3.1524 − SP?	NA	31?	42?	?	1800?	19??-19??
CN – T3.1524 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
4.99	IL-4−W	76.2mm	88.9mm	3.0in	3.5in	1621cc / 1.6L / 99ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	SHP	BHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
EA – 4.99 − CC	NA	?	33	?	3000	19??-19??
EA – 4.99 − PC	NA	?	40	?	3600	19??-19??
EA – 4.99 − HS	NA	?	43	?	4000	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
4.107	IL-4−W	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1760cc / 1.8L / 107.5ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	SHP	BHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
EB – 4.107 − CC	NA	?	36	?	3000	19??-19??
EB – 4.107 − PC	NA	?	45	?	3600	19??-19??
EB – 4.107 − HS	NA	?	48	?	4000	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
4.108	IL-4−D	79.37mm	88.9mm	3.125in	3.5in	1760cc / 1.8L / 107.5ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	SHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
ED – 4.108 − CC	NA	?	37	?	3000	19??-19??
ED – 4.108 − PC	NA	?	45	?	3600	19??-19??
ED – 4.108 − HS	NA	?	47	?	4000	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
4.154	IL-4−?	88.9mm	101.6mm	3.5in	4.0in	2523cc / 2.523L / 154ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	SHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
GA – 4.154 − CC	NA	?	55?	?	3000?	19??-19??
GA – 4.154 − PC	NA	?	62?	?	3000?	19??-19??
GA – 4.154 − HS?	NA	?	70?	?	3600?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
4.236	IL-4−D	98.4mm	127mm	3.875in	5in	3.9L / 236ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
LD – 4.236 − ?	NA	?	77	?	?	19??(83)-19??
LD – 4.236 − ?	NA	?	85	?	2500	19??(83)-19??
LE – G4.236? − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
S6	IL-6−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	SHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
? – S6 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	5/1939-10/1962
? – S6 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
6.354	IL-6−D	98.4mm	127mm	3.875in	5in	5.8L / 354ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
TC – 6.354 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TD – H6.354 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TE – T6.354 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TF – HT6.354 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TG – 6.3541 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TH – T6.3541 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
TJ – 6.3542 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
*TU? – 6.3544(M) − LC**	N	85	114	?	2500	19??(87)-19??
*TU? – 6.3544(M) − PC**	N	?	120	?	2800	19??(87)-19??
*TU? – 6.3544(M) − HS?**	N	100.7	135	?	2800	19??(87)-19??
*TU? – T6.3544(M) − LC**	T	?	?	?	2500?	19??(83)-19??
*TU? – T6.3544(M) − PC**	T	?	145	?	2800	19??(83)-19??
*TU? – T6.3544(M) − HS?**	T	?	165	?	2800	19??(83)-19??

NOTES: *Range 4.

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
8.510	V-8−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	8.4L / 510ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
XA – V8.510 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
XB – TV8.510 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
8.540	V-8−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
XC – V8.540 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
XD – TV8.540 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
8.640	V-8−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
ZA – V8.640 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
ZB – TV8.640 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
T12	V*-12−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
? – T12 − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
? – T12 − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

*NOTES: Two banks of six cylinders arranged in a V. Produced for marine use during the WWII.

ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Model	IL-?−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

CODE – MODEL − RATING	ASP	KW	HP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
? – ? − ?	NA	?	?	?	?	19??-19??
? – ? − ?	T	?	?	?	?	19??-19??

Models

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Page Under Development
(Model #s from 4.108 Shop Manual)
Perkins D2.101
Perkins 3.144
Perkins 3.152
Perkins 4.99 (Wet Cylinder Liners)
Perkins 4.107 (Wet Cylinder Liners)
Perkins 4.108 (Dry Cylinder Liners)
Perkins 4.154
Perkins 4.165
Perkins 4.192
Perkins 4.203
Perkins 4.212
Perkins 4.224
Perkins 4.236
Perkins 4.248
Perkins 4.270
Perkins 4.300
Perkins 4.318
Perkins 6.247
Perkins 6.288
Perkins 6.305
Perkins 6.306
Perkins 6.335
Perkins 6.354
Perkins 6.357
Perkins V8.510
Perkins V8.540
Perkins V8.605
Perkins V8-640
Prima
Prima M50
Perkins 100 Series
Perkins 200 Series
Perkins 400 Series
Perkins 700 Series
Perkins 800 Series
Perkins 900 Series
Perkins 1000 Series
Perkins 1100 Series
Perkins 1200 Series
Perkins 2500 Series
Perkins 2800 Series
Perkins M20, M30, M50, M60, M80
~~Out of production engine models~~
~~Applicable to engine models:~~
M65
M85T
M92
M115T
M265TI
M300TI
4GM
4TGM
700GM

Literature and Manuals

~~Perkins 100 Series Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins G4.236 Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 3.1522 / 3.1524 / T3.1524 Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 4.99 / 4.107 / 4.108 Workshop Manual– (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 4.236 / 4.236M / 4HD76 / Range 4 M90 Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 6.354 / T6.354 / 6.3542 / 6.372 Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 400C Series Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 402D / 403D / 404D Engine Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 700 Series Engine Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 800C Engine Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 1103 / 1104 Engine Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins 1104C Service Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins New 1000 Series Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins Prima 500 Series Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~Perkins Phaser 1000 Series Workshop Manual – (View PDF)~~
~~From FoleyEngines.com~~

User Handbooks & Installation Manuals from Perkins for out of production engine models
Perkins 4.99 / 4.107 / 4.108 Workshop Manual from Chertsey Meads Marine.
Perkins Workshop Manual for 4.154 (1976) from kp44.org
Perkins Parts Manual (2nd Is) for 4.154 (8/78) from kp44.org

Following List of Perkins Engines Codes from www.marinepartsexpress.com

Family Type Code	Engine Ref Number	Cylinders	Capacity	Production Dates	Notes
AA	4.40
AB	T4.40
AC	C4.40
AD	CC4.40
AE	FCC4.40				Federal emissions
AF	G4.40				Gasoline engine
AG	H4.40				Horizontal
AH	TH4.40
AJ	4.401
AK	T4.401
AL	CCA4.401
AM	CCW4.401
AP	N4.401				Narrow front end
AQ	TN4.401
AR	4.421
AS	H4.421
AT	CCAN4.401
BA	4.20				Produced as a joint venture between Perkins, UK government and the then Austin Rover Group. Based on the Austin Rover O series engine this engine had major parts produced at Longbridge by Austin Rover with final assembly by Perkins. It was entirely designed by Perkins who also sold it to external customers. It was used by Austin Rover in the ? and by LDV Limited in their 2.5 tonne van.
BB	T4.20				As with the 4.20. Used by Austin Rover in the Montego and later the Maestro.\|
CA	P3	Three cylinder diesel engine		1953-11 to1967-03	Engine serial is a seven digit number beginning with 1000251. 67,433 engines were produced. Uses a timing chain.
none	F3	Three cylinder diesel engine		produced from 1957-08 to1964-10	Built for Ford, with Simms injector pump. (Ford supplied all the block and head castings).
CB	3.144
CC	P3.144	Three cylinder,	144 in³ (2.4 L) diesel engine	1957-03 to 1969-05.	Family type is CC. 2691 >United Kingdom-built engines and 454 France-built engines were produced for Massey Ferguson; 30346 were produced for other customers.
CD	3.152
none	F3.152	Three cylinder	154 in³ (2.5 L) diesel engine	produced from 1962-02 to 1964-09	No family type. Built for Ford (Ford supplied the block & head castings) 64,496 made. Fitted to the Supper Dexta
CE	D3.152				Direct injection versions of earlier 3.152 engine types. Produced for Massey Ferguson and other customers including Volvo (tractors)
CF	G3.152				G denotes “gas” or ” gasolene” version. Spark ignition variant of D3152 produced for common installation in Fork lift truck where D3152 engine was specified.
CG	P3.152
CJ	3.1522				Development of D3152 using Perkins “squish lip” piston to give improved driveability of engine in emissions sensitive applications such as Fork Lift.
CM	3.1524				Uprated D3152 engine. Board decision named this engine .4 despite no .3 ever existing due to recent launch of 6.354.4 and its success.
CN	T3.1524				Turbocharged version of 3.152.4. Initially used by Lindner, later by Massey Ferguson.
CP	3.27
CR	T3.27
CT	G3.27
EA	4.99	Four cylinder,	99 in³ (1.6 L)		diesel engine. Wet sleeves, used in London Taxis.
EB	4.107	Four cylinder,	107.5 in³ (1.8 L)		diesel engine. Wet sleeves. Commonly used in marine applications.
EC	T4.107	Four cylinder,	107.5 in³ (1.8 L)	Very rare (perhaps never produced)	turbocharged diesel engine. Wet sleeves. .
ED	4.108	Four cylinder,	108 in³ (1,760 cm³)		diesel engine. Dry sleeves. Used extensively in vans and cars, Ford Transit, Opel Blitz, Alfa Romeo Giulia, Alfa Romeo Giulietta.
GA	4.154	Four cylinder,	154 in³ diesel engine.		Designed with sister engine 6.231 but only produced by licencee Toyo Kogyo (Mazda). Later developed into 4.165/6.247 family.
GB	4.135				Based on 4.154.Produced only by Toyo Kogyo. (Mazda) Variant used in ’82-’84 B2200 trucks and in ’83-’84 Ford Ranger Diesels. Pushrod, dry sleeves and gear drive
GC	4.182				Based on 4.154. Produced only by Toyo Kogyo (Mazda)
GD	4.25
GE	4.30
HA	4.165	Four cylinder,	165 in³ diesel engine		Based on 4.154. Assembled by Perkins in Hannover for VW LT van.
JA	P4	Four cylinder diesel engine		produced1937-06 to1967-05	97,390 engines were produced.
JB	4.192	Four cylinder	192 in³ (3.1 L) diesel engine.	produced from 1958-05 to 1972-01
JC	P4.192				no information
JD	4.203	Four cylinder	203 in³ diesel engine.
none	L4			produced from 1952-10 to 1961-07	Four cylinder diesel engine. Commonly used in agricultural applications. No family type. Regarded as grandfather to later 4.236.
JE	D4.203				used in the MF 65 tractor
JF	G4.203
JG	4.2032
LA	4.212	Four cylinder	212 in³ (3.5 L) diesel engine.		Essentially, a 4.236 with a smaller stroke.
LC	none			Prototype	This family type was reserved for a 224 in³ version of the 4.236, but never entered production.
LD	4.236	Four cylinder,	236 in³ (3.9 L) diesel engine.
LE	G4.236	Four cylinder,	236 in³ (3.9 L) gasoline (or propane) engine.
LF	4.248	Four cylinder,	248 in³ (4.1 L) diesel engine.		Essentially, a 4.236 with a larger bore.
LG	4.2482				This development of the 4.236 series was designed to use the Perkins “squish lip” piston which gave emissions benefits although had lower specific output compared to conventional direct injection engines. It was used in fork lift applications as an alternative to the smaller swept volume 4.236.
LH	C4.236	Four cylinder	236 in³ (3.9 L)		“Compensated” (lightly turbocharged) diesel engine.
LJ	T4.236	Four cylinder	236 in³ (3.9 L) turbocharged diesel engine.
LM	4.41
NA	4.270	Four cylinder	270 in³ (4.4 L) diesel engine	1958-12 to 1974-04.
NB	4.300	Four cylinder	300 in³ (4.9 L) diesel engine
NC	4.318	Four cylinder	318 in³ (5.2 L) diesel engine
ND	4.3182
RA	6.247	Straight 6 Cyl			Normally aspirated diesel, only ever fitted to Dodge 50 range in the UK also known as the ‘Black’ perkins engine
PA	P6	Six cylinder diesel engine		1938-01 to 1961-04
PB	6.288	Six cylinder	288 in³ (4.7 L)	1960-04 to 1964-01
PC	6.305			1959-03 to 1970-02	Six cylinder, 305 in³ (5.0 L) diesel engine.
none	C.305			1958-06 to 1961-05.	No information.
none	6.306			1965-12 to 1975-12.	Six cylinder, 306 in³ (5.0 L) diesel engine.
none	S6			1939-05 to 1962-10	Six cylinder diesel engine.
TC	6.354	Six cylinder	354 in³ (5.8 L)		Diesel engine.
TD	H6.354	Six cylinder	354 in³ (5.8 L)		Horizontal diesel engine. A slant engine, used in marine applications. Very rare, used in marine applications.
TE	T6.354	Six cylinder	354 in³ (5.8 L)		Turbocharged diesel engine.
TF	HT6.354	Six cylinder	354 in³ (5.8 L)		Horizontal turbocharged diesel engine. Very rare.
TG	6.3541
TH	T6.3541
TJ	6.3542
TU	T6.3544
	6.372
XA	V8.510	V-8	510 in³ (8.4 L) diesel engine
XB	TV8.510	V-8	510 in³ (8.4 L) turbocharged diesel engine
XC	V8.540	V-8	540 in³ (8.8 L) diesel engine
XD	TV8.540	V-8	540 in³ (8.8 L) turbocharged diesel engine
ZA	V8.640	V-8	640 in³ (10.5 L) diesel engine
ZB	TV8.640	V-8	640 in³ (10.5 L) turbocharged diesel engine
none	T12	Twelve cylinder diesel engine			Two banks of six cylinders arranged in a V. Produced for marine use during the war. Perkins used one on a stand by generator at the factory which is now in preservation.

List of Perkins engines From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Year, Country Codes, ID Locator, Type Code, etc. From TADiesel.com

Tech Tip #5 Perkins and Deutz Gasket Paper; What to Use in a Pinch from FoleyEngines.com

Tech Tip #9 How to Install a Continental or Perkins Water Pump Pulley from FoleyEngines.com

Tech Tip #12 Perkins Sleeves Made Simple from FoleyEngines.com

Tech Tip #13 Leaking Deutz, Deere, Perkins or Ford Industrial Exhaust Manifold? from FoleyEngines.com
Tech Tip #16 The Perkins 4107/8 Rides Again from FoleyEngines.com

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Tech Tip #20 Perkins Serial Numbers from FoleyEngines.com
Tech Tip #37 Perkins Fuel System Seal Kits from FoleyEngines.com

Tech Tip #38 Foley Pulley to the Rescue for Perkins 4107/108’s from FoleyEngines.com
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Tech Tip ## from FoleyEngines.com
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Year of Manufacture CODES (The letters I, O, Q, R and Z are not used)
A = 1974
B = 1975
C = 1976
D = 1977
E = 1978
F = 1979
G = 1980
H = 1981
J = 1982
K = 1983
L = 1984
M = 1985
N = 1986
P = 1987
S = 1988
T = 1989
U = 1990
V = 1991
W = 1992
X = 1993
Y = 1994
A = 1995
B = 1996
C = 1997
D = 1998
E = 1/1/99~3/31/99
F = 4/1/99~12/31/99
G = 2000
H = 2001
J = 2002
K = 2003
L = 2004
M = 2005
N = 2006
P = 2007
S = 2008
T = 2009
U = 2010
V = 2011
W = 2012
X = 2013
Y = 2014
A = 2015
B = 2016
C = 2017
Country of Manufacture CODES
A = Argentina
B = Brazil
C = Australia
D = Germany
E = Spain
F = France
G = Greece
H = Group
HC = China
HM = Indonesia
HK = Iraq
HU = Uruguay
J = Japan
K = Korea
L = Italy
M = Mexico
MX = Mexico
N = USA
P = Poland
S = India
SA = South Africa
T = Turkey
U = United Kingdom
V = Pakistan
W = Iran
X = Peru
Y = Yugoslavia
Year and Country Codes from www.Tadiesel.com

Specifications For Perkins 100 Series Based
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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−CYL: W = Wet Liners, D = Dry Liners, C = Combo Wet & Dry Liners, P = Parent Bore, ? = Not Published
RATING: P = Pleasure, C = Commercial, LD = Light Duty, MD = Medium Duty, HD = Heavy Duty
ASP: NA = Naturally Aspirated, T = Turbocharged, WTA = Wastegated Turbocharged & Aftercooled
ASP: TA = Turbocharged & Aftercooled,
KW = Kilowatts, HP = Horsepower, BHP = Brake Horsepower, MHP = Metric Horsepower, ? = Not Published
@RPM = Power Ratings @ Revolutions Per Minute
YEARS MFR’D: Beginning-Ending, Trailing – (Dash) without an Ending Date = Still in Production

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
102-05	IL-2−P	67mm	64mm	2.6in	2.5in	0.451L / 27.5ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KN – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
103-07	IL-3−P	67mm	64mm	2.6in	2.5in	0.676L / 41.2ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KL – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
103-10	IL-3−P	75mm	72mm	2.9in	2.8in	0.954L / 58.2ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KD – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
103-13	IL-3−P	84mm	80mm	3.3in	3.1in	1.330L / 81.1ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KH – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
103-15	IL-3−P	84mm	90mm	3.3in	3.5in	1.496L / 91.2ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KE – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
104-19	IL-4−P	84mm	90mm	3.3in	3.5in	1.995L / 121.7ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KF – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
104-22	IL-4−P	84mm	100mm	3.3in	3.9in	2.216L / 135.2ci

CODE – MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
KR – ? – ?	NA	?	?	?	?	????-????

Specifications For Perkins 1100 Series Based
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
1104C-44	IL-4−?	105mm	127mm	4.1in	5in	4.4L / ?ci

MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
M92B – P‚C‚MD	NA	64	86	?	2400	201?-

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
1006 – 60	IL-6−?	100mm	127mm	3.9in	5in	6.0L / 366ci

MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
M130C – C‚MD	NA	96	129	?	2600	201?-
M135 – P‚MD	NA	99	133	?	2600	201?-
M150Ti – P‚C‚MD	WTA	112	150	?	2500	201?-
M185 – C‚HD	WTA	139	186.4	?	2100	201?-
M215C – C‚MD	WTA	155	208	?	2500	201?-
M225Ti – P‚MD	WTA	165.5	222	?	2500	201?-

BASE ENGINE	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
1106 – 66	IL-6−?	105mm	127mm	4.1in	5in	6.6L / 403ci

MODEL – RATING	ASP	KW	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
M190C – P‚C‚HD	TA	143	192	?	2100	201?-
M216C – P‚C‚MD	TA	161	216	?	2400	201?-
M250C – P‚C‚MD	TA	186	250	?	2400	201?-
M300C – P‚C‚MD	TA	225	302	?	2400	201?-

BASE ENGINE/ENGINE FAMILY	CYL	BORE	STROKE	BORE	STROKE	DISPLACEMENT
Family/Model	IL-?−?	?mm	?mm	?in	?in	?L / ?ci

MODEL/RATING	ASP	KW	HP	BHP	MHP	@RPM	YEARS MFR'D
?	NA	?	?	?	?	201?-?
?	T	?	?	?	?	201?-?

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Engine Marine Duty Ratings

Pleasure duty: For vessels operating up to 30% load factor. This rating is intended for pleasure/non-revenue generating applications that operate less than 500 hours a year. Typical applications could include but are not limited to: High speed planning craft.

Light duty: For vessels operating up to 50% load factor. This rating is intended for applications that operate less than 1500 hours a year in variable load applications where full power is limited to 2 hours out of every 12 hours of operation and reduced power must be at or below 200 rpm of the maximum rated rpm. Typical applications could include but are not limited to: planing / semi displacement craft such as customs and police launches, sport fish charter vessels, passenger carriers, survey craft and long distance cruisers etc.

Medium duty: For vessels operating up to 60% load factor. This rating is intended for applications that operate less than 4000 hours a year. Typical applications could include but are not limited to: Semi-displacement / displacement craft such as customs and police launches, high speed commercial fishing, passenger carriers, survey craft, ferries and long distance cruisers etc.

Heavy duty: For vessels operating up to 80% load factor. This rating is intended for applications that operate less than 4000 hours a year. Typical applications could include but are not limited to: semi-displacement / displacement craft such as customs and police launches, high speed commercial fishing, passenger carriers, survey craft and ferries etc.

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	E	N	G	I	N	E		C	O	D	E	S
B	BK	BL	BM	BN
D	DC	DD	DGAH	DGAM	DGAR	DGBF	DGBH	DGBM	DGBR	DGDF	DGDM	DGKM
	DGLM	DGNM	DGPR	DGWR	DGXR	DIEM	DIHF	DIHH	DIHR	DIJF	DIJH	DJ
	DK	DF	DG
E	EL	EN	EP	EG	EH	EJ	EK	ER	EQ	EX
G	GG	GH	GJ	GK	GL	GM	GN	GP	GR	GS	GT	GU
	GV
J	JG	JGAF	JGBF	JGDF	JR	JS	JT	JU
L	LG
M	MGAF	MGBF	MGDF	MGEF	MK	ML	MT	MU	MW
N	NH	NJ	NK	NL	NM	NP	NR
P	PJ	PR	PT	PK	PK3	PK9	PP	PP3	PU	PV	PW	P84
R	RE	RG	RJ	RR	RS
S	SD8
T	TGBF	TGDF	TGFF	TGHF
U	UK	UL
W	WGDF	WGEF	WGHF
X	XK	XM	XL	XGA	XGB	XGD	XGE	XGF	XGH
Y	YA	YB	YD

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16.02 – ^ Boat Maintenance : The Essential Guide — William Burr Jr	B
16.02 – ^ Boat Mechanical Systems Handbook — Dave Gerr	B
16.02 – ^ Boat Owner's Manual — Intertec	B
16.02 – ^ Boat Repair Made Easy - Engines — Kaufman	B
16.02 – ^ Boat-Building and Boating — Daniel Carter Beard	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilder’s Handbook — USCG	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilder's Notebook — Glen L. Witt	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding Manual — Robert M. Steward	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding Methods — Peter Cook	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding on a Glass Fibre Hull — Dave Gannaway	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding One-Off In Fiberglass — Allan H. Vaitses	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding with Aluminum — Thomas Colvin	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding with Aluminum — Stephen F. Pollard	B
16.02 – ^ ^ Boatbuilding with Aluminum : A Complete Guide … — Stephen Pollard	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding with Plywood — Glen L. Witt & Ken Hankinson	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding With Steel — Gilbert C. Klingel	B
16.02 – ^ Boatbuilding with Steel & Boatbuilding with Aluminum — Klingel & Colvin	B
16.02 – ^ Boater's Pocket Reference — Thomas McEwan	B
16.02 – ^ Boating Magazine's Powerboater's Guide to Electrical Systems — Edwin R. Sherman	B
16.02 – ^ Boating Magazine's Quick & Easy Boat Maintenance — Sandy Lindsey	B
16.02 – ^ *Boatkeeper : … Maintenance‚ Repair‚ Improvement — Gladstone* & Bottomley (Eds)**	B
16.02 – ^ Boatman's Handbook : The New Look-it-up Book — Tom Bottomley	B
16.02 – ^ Boatowner's Fitting Out Manual — Jeff Toghill	B
16.02 – ^ Boatowner's Illustrated Electrical Handbook — Charlie Wing	B
16.02 – ^ Boatowner's Illustrated Handbook of Wiring — Charlie Wing	B
16.02 – ^ Boatowner's Mechanical & Electrical Manual — Nigel Calder	B
16.02 – ^ Boatowner's Practical & Technical Cruising Manual — Nigel Calder	B
16.02 – ^ Commissioning & Decommissioning — Practical Sailor Library	B
16.02 – ^ Complete Guide to Outboard Motor Service & Repair — Paul Dempsey	B
16.02 – ^ Complete Powerboating Manual — Tim Bartlett & Simon Collis	B
16.02 – ^ Concrete Boatbuilding — Gainor W. Jackson	B
16.02 – ^ Cost Conscious Cruiser — Lin & Larry Pardey	B
16.02 – ^ Diesel Engine Mechanics — Wayne A. Kelm	B
16.02 – ^ Diesel Engines — J. W. Anderson	B
16.02 – ^ Diesel Troubleshootier — Don Seddon	B
16.02 – ^ Diesels Afloat : The Must-Have Guide for Diesel Boat Engines — Pat Manley	B
16.02 – ^ Don Casey's Complete Illustrated Sailboat Maintenance Manual — Don Casey	B
16.02 – ^ Electrical Handbook for RVs‚ Campers‚ Vans‚ Boats & Trailers — Herb Gill	B
16.02 – ^ Electrics Afloat — Alir Garrod	B
16.02 – ^ Engines Afloat : From Early Days to D-Day Vol 2 — Stan Grayson	B
16.02 – ^ Essential Boat Maintenance — Pat Manley & Rupert Holmes	B
16.02 – ^ Fiberglass Boat Survey Manual — Arthur Edmunds	B
16.02 – ^ Gammelmotoren — Valdemar Steiro	B
16.02 – ^ Handling Troubles Afloat : What to Do When It All Goes Wrong — John Mellor	B
16.02 – ^ Handyman Afloat & Ashore — Ken Bramham	B
16.02 – ^ How To Repair Diesel Engines — Paul Dempsey	B
16.02 – ^ Inboard Motor Installations — Glen L. Witt & Ken Hankinson	B
16.02 – ^ Inspecting the Aging Sailboat — Don Casey	B
16.02 – ^ Internal Combustion Engines — USCG	B
16.02 – ^ Inboard Engine‚ Transmission and Drive Service : Manual — Intertec	B
16.02 – ^ Kawasaki Jet Ski Shop Manual‚ 1976-1988 — Ron Wright	B
16.02 – ^ Know Your Boat's Diesel Engine — Andrew Simpson	B
16.02 – ^ Look Inside : Cross-Sections · SHIPS — Moira Butterfield	B
16.02 – ^ Maintenance — Time-Life	B
16.02 – ^ Managing 12 Volts : How to Upgrade‚ Operate‚ and Troubleshoot — Harold Barre	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Diesel Basics — Dennison Berwick	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Diesel Engines : Maintenance‚ Troubleshooting‚ and Repair — Nigel Calder	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Diesel Engines : Maintenance & Repair Manual — Jean-Luc Pallas	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Diesels — M. David Burghardt & George D. Kingsley	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Electrical Care & Repair — David MacLean	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Electrical Electronics Bible — John C. Payne	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Electrical Systems — DIY Boat Owner Magazine	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Engine Room Blue Book — William D. Eglinton	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Engines & Propulsion — Ranger Hope	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Fire Prevention‚ Firefighting and Fire Safety — US DoC MA	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Investigations — David Pascoe	B
16.02 – ^ Marine Metals Manual — Roger Pretzer	B
16.02 – ^ Metal Corrosion In Boats — Nigel Warren	B
16.02 – ^ Metals Handbook — ASM	B
16.02 – ^ Modern Boat Maintenance — Bo Streiffert (Ed)	B
16.02 – ^ Motor Boat Engines — Alan C. Wilson	B
16.02 – ^ NYNEX Boaters Directory — NYNEX	B
16.02 – ^ Oars‚ Sails and Steam — Edwin Tunis	B
16.02 – ^ Outboard Motors Maintenance and Repair Manual — Jean-Luc Pallas	B
16.02 – ^ Powerboat Care and Repair — Allen D. Berrien	B
16.02 – ^ Powerboater's Guide to Electrical Systems (Boating Magazine) — Edwin R. Sherman	B
16.02 – ^ Practical Small Powerboat Maintenance — Allen D. Berrien	B
16.02 – ^ Preliminary Design of Boats & Ships — Cyrus Hamlin	B
16.02 – ^ Primitive Benchmark — Jerry N. Selness	B
16.02 – ^ Propeller Handbook — Dave Gerr	B
16.02 – ^ Quick & Easy Boat Maintenance : 1‚001 Time-Saving Tips — Sandy Lindsey	B
16.02 – ^ Reeds Diesel Engine Troubleshooting Handbook — Barry Pickthall	B
16.02 – ^ Reeds Outboard Motor Troubleshooting Handbook — Barry Pickthall	B
16.02 – ^ Refrigeration For Pleasureboats — Nigel Calder	B
16.02 – ^ Replacing Your Boat's Engine (Adlard Coles Manuals) — Mike Westin	B
16.02 – ^ Run Your Diesel Vehicle on Biofuels — Jon Starbuck & Gavin D. j. Harper	B
16.02 – ^ Running Fix — Tony Gibbs	BF
16.02 – ^ RYA Book of Diesel Engines — Tim Bartlett	B
16.02 – ^ RYA Book of Outboard Motors — Tim Bartlett	B
16.02 – ^ RYA Diesel Engine Handbook — Andrew Simpson	B
16.02 – ^ Sailboat Electrics Simplified — Don Casey	B
16.02 – ^ Seaworthy: Essential Lessons from BoatUS — Robert A. Adriance – BoatU.S.	B
16.02 – ^ Seloc Bombardier Sea-doo Personal Watercraft … Manual — Clarence W. Coles. (T)	B
16.02 – ^ Seloc Kawasaki Personal Watercraft‚ 1992-97 Repair Manual — Joan Coles	B
16.02 – ^ Seloc Yamaha Personal Watercraft … Manual — Clarence W. Coles	B
16.02 – ^ Ships — Richard Humble	B
16.02 – ^ Ships & Boats : Sail‚ Navigation‚ Radar‚ Anchor‚ Keel … — Chris Oxlade	B
16.02 – ^ Shipshape - The Art of Sailboat Maintenance — Ferenc Mat	B
16.02 – ^ Simple Boat Maintenance — Pat Manley	B
16.02 – ^ Small Boat Engines - Inboard & Outboard — Conrad Miller	B
16.02 – ^ Small Engines and Outdoor Power Equipment — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ Sorensen's Guide to Powerboats — Eric W. Sorensen	B
16.02 – ^ Stability and Trim for the Ship's Officer — William E. George (Ed)	B
16.02 – ^ Stapleton's Powerboat Bible : How to Buy‚ Equip‚ and Organize … — Sid Stapleton	B
16.02 – ^ Strength of Aluminum vs Strength of Steel — Kasten	B
16.02 – ^ Surveying and Restoring Classic Boats — J C Winters	B
16.02 – ^ Surveying Fiberglass Power Boats — David Pascoe	B
16.02 – ^ Surveying Small Craft — Ian Nicolson	B
16.02 – ^ Take the Mystery Out of Boat Maintenance — Lawrence A. Diamond	B
16.02 – ^ The Adlard Coles Book of Diesel Engines — Tim Bartlett	B
16.02 – ^ The Adlard Coles Book of Outboard Motors — Tim Bartlett	B
16.02 – ^ The American Rowboat Motor: An Illustrated History — Arlan Carter	B
16.02 – ^ The Boat Repair Manual — George Buchanan	B
16.02 – ^ The Boatman's Guide to Modern Marine Materials — Ernest A. Zadig	B
16.02 – ^ The Boatowner's Guide to Corrosion — Everett Collier	B
16.02 – ^ The Care and Repair of Small Marine Diesels — Chris Thompson	B
16.02 – ^ The Classic Outboard Motor Handbook — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ The Complete Book of Pleasure Boat Engines — Ernest A. Zadig	B
16.02 – ^ The Diesel Companion — Pat Manley	B
16.02 – ^ The Essential Boat Maintenance Manual — Jeff E. Toghill	B
16.02 – ^ The Golden Age of the Racing Outboard — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ships‚ Boats‚ … — Graham Blackburn	B
16.02 – ^ The Motorboat Electrical and Electronics Manual — John C. Payne	B
16.02 – ^ The Napier Way — Bryan Boyle	BB
16.02 – ^ The Old Outboard Book — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ The Small-Engine Handbook — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ The Vintage Culture of Outboard Racing — Peter Hunn	B
16.02 – ^ The Young Sea Officer's Sheet Anchor — Darcy Lever	B
16.02 – ^ Theory and Practice of Propellers For Auxiliary Sailboats — John R. Stanton	B
16.02 – ^ This Old Boat — Don Casey	B
16.02 – ^ Troubleshooting and Repairing Diesel Engines — Paul Dempsey	B
16.02 – ^ Troubleshooting Marine Diesels — Peter Compton	B
16.02 – ^ Understanding Boat Corrosion‚ Lightning Protection… — John C. Payne	B
16.02 – ^ Understanding Boat Design — Edward S. Brewer	B
16.02 – ^ Understanding Boat Diesel Engines — John C. Payne	B
16.02 – ^ Watch It Made in the USA : Visitor's Guide to the Best Factory Tours — Karen Axelrod	B
16.02 – ^ What Shape Is She In?. A Guide to the Surveying of Boats — Allan H. Vaitses	B
16.02 – ^ Your Boat's Electrical System — Conrad Miller & E. S. Maloney	B
16.03 – Magazines: (Incl. Articles‚ Back Issues‚+).	T
16.03 – ^ The ANCHOR — Anchors Aweigh Academy	M
16.03 – ^ DIY Boat Owner - The Marine Maintenance Magazine — BoatUS ⇒ Mad Mariner (OoB)	M
16.03 – ^ Gas Engine Magazine	M
16.03 – ^ ^ The Kittyhawk: The Little-Known History of Orville Wright's Canadian Getaway and His Beautiful Boat	MA
16.03 – ^ Rudder (The Antique & Classic Boat Society) Article Archive	M
16.03 – ^ ^ Major New Marine Engine History Book: Review of Engines Afloat	MA
16.03 – ^ ^ The Engine Company Remembered For Its Boats: Fay & Bowen Engine Co.	MA
16.04 – Videos: (How-to-Tutorials‚ Documentaries‚ Travelogues‚+).	T
16.05 – Websites: (Incl. Articles‚ Forum Posts‚ Tech Tips‚ Tech Notes‚ Social Media‚+).	T
16.05 – ^ Anchors Aweigh Academy	V
16.05 – ^ Antique & Classic Boat Society	W
16.05 – ^ BoatDiesel.com — Peter Compton	W
16.05 – ^ BoatUS	V
16.05 – ^ ^ Aluminum Care — Don Casey	WA
16.05 – ^ ^ Carbon Monoxide = Silent Killer — Don Casey	WA
16.05 – ^ ^ Winterizing Your Engine — Don Casey	WA
16.05 – ^ GasEngineMagazine.com	W
16.05 – ^ ^ Leader Tractors: No Longer a Leader	WA
16.05 – ^ ^ Major New Marine Engine History Book: Review of Engines Afloat	WA
16.05 – ^ International Institute of Marine Surveying (IIMS)	V
16.05 – ^ ^ Ship and Boat Building Terms — *IIMS*	WA
16.05 – ^ Martin's Marine Engineering Page — Martin Leduc	W
16.05 – ^ ^ The Diesel engine and its development: A historical timeline — Martin Leduc	WA
16.05 – ^ OldMarineEngine.com	W<
16.05 – ^ Rudder (The Antique & Classic Boat Society) Article Archive	W
16.05 – ^ ^ Major New Marine Engine History Book: Review of Engines Afloat	MA
16.05 – ^ ^ The Engine Company Remembered For Its Boats: Fay & Bowen Engine Co.	MA
16.05 – ^ VintageOutboard.com	W<
16.05 – ^ Wikipedia	W
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Specifications For Perkins
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines
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1489cc / 90.88ci
(British Leyland 4-91)

1.490L / 90.9ci~91ci

99?ci

1.621L / 99ci
(Perkins 4.99)

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.107)

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.108)

2.523L / 153.9ci

154.00ci

2520cc / 154.2ci

2.5L / 154.00ci

2.5L / 154.00ci

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4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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Specifications For Perkins 4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines (by Ascending Displacement)

1489cc / 90.88ci (British Leyland 4-91)

1.490L / 90.9ci~91ci

99?ci

1.621L / 99ci (Perkins 4.99)

1.760L / 107.4ci (Perkins 4.107)

1.760L / 107.4ci (Perkins 4.108)

2.523L / 153.9ci

154.00ci

2520cc / 154.2ci

2.5L / 154.00ci

2.5L / 154.00ci

Specifications For Perkins 4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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Specifications For Perkins
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines
(by Ascending Displacement)

1489cc / 90.88ci
(British Leyland 4-91)

1.621L / 99ci
(Perkins 4.99)

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.107)

1.760L / 107.4ci
(Perkins 4.108)

Specifications For Perkins
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

Specifications For Perkins 100 Series Based
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

Specifications For Perkins 1100 Series Based
4-Stroke Cycle Diesel Marine Engines

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ΞPIXΞ

s, etc

.
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Current Model Engine Codes with Links to Operator’s Manuals
from Perkins

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