industrial ford engines

[varums]

I am looking for a source of parts for rebuilding an industrial ford engine model # vsg-4111-6005-g

Valdi

 

[Lou Scannon]

Care to tell us what your keywords and results were searching the web?

 

[patprimmer]

Ummm

Did you try a Ford dealer.

Regards
Pat
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[WGJ]

From what little I know of European Ford industrial engines, I think the OP would need to do a search using Ford, "industrial products" and possibly the acronym IPSO.

The IPSO power units sold in Europe have quite different part numbers from those sold for service into vehicles.

I can't say I can see how the OP quoted part number of vsg-4111-6005-g works.

A typical European part number structure is like this:

First character group: Year of introduction and model introduced on (e.g. 97FB would be a 1997 (post August 96) Fiesta part

Second character group: Basic part number (6005 is a good number for an engine assembly, however, there are others e.g. 6000, 6007, 6L084)

Third character group: Usually two alpha characters, giving the design dervicative and the design level. A single 'g' is missing a second character code.

Valdi, if you find a Ford Industrial Products dealer local to you, you may need to try and find out a bit more about the identity of the engine, where it came from, what it was initially used in, etc., for the dealer to get you any help.

Bill

 

[EngJW]

There are numerous industrial engine distributors in the US. North Coast Ford in Ohio is one of them. Whoever you contact will probably refer you to a local dealer.

 

[dicer]

If not a ford dealer then I would suppose any marine applications for that engine type would be the same or very close.

 

[danw2]

Try

http://www.powertechengines.com/20_30.html

for info on Ford Valencia (VSG) industrial engines.

Early '7-'s Owatonna skid steers used a 1.1L VSG engine.

Dan