April 29, 2025
The Function of the Oil Pan on the Cummins 6BT Engine
1. The Oil Pan Stores the Engine’s Lubricating Oil
2. The Oil Pan Helps Regulate Engine Temperature
3. The Oil Pan Protects the Oil Pickup and Maintains Oil Pressure
4. The Oil Pan Collects Contaminants and Sediment
5. The Oil Pan Helps Prevent Oil Leaks and Maintains a Clean Engine
6. The Oil Pan Absorbs and Dampens Vibrations
7. The Oil Pan Provides Access for Maintenance and Inspections
Conclusion
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April 29, 2025
The Function of the Fuel Injection Pump on the Cummins 6BT
The Role of the Injection Pump in a Diesel Engine
Key Functions of the Fuel Injection Pump on the Cummins 6BT
1. Metering the Correct Amount of Fuel
2. Timing the Injection Event
3. Pressurizing Fuel to Atomize it for Combustion
4. Distributing Fuel to all Six Cylinders
5. Automatically Adjusting Fuel Delivery for Speed and Load
Types of Injection Pumps Used on the 6BT
1. Bosch VE Rotary Pump
2. Bosch P-7100 (P-Pump)
Symptoms of a Worn or Failing Injection Pump
Why the Injection Pump Is Critical for Marine and Industrial 6BT Users
Maintenance Considerations for Injection Pumps
Conclusion: The Injection Pump Is the Heart of the Cummins 6BT
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April 29, 2025
What the Valves Do on a Cummins 6BT 5.9L Diesel Engine
The Role of Valves in a Four-Stroke Diesel Engine
Intake Valves: Supplying Clean, Controlled Air
Exhaust Valves: Managing Heat and Pressure
Valve Sealing: Maintaining Compression
Valve Timing: Precision Matters
Heat Transfer and Valve Cooling
Valves and Turbocharged Performance
Common Valve-Related Problems in the Cummins 6BT
Why Valve Condition Matters During Rebuilds
Impact on Fuel Efficiency and Emissions
Conclusion: Valves Are Small Components with a Big Job
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April 29, 2025
Why You Should Buy Cummins 6BT Overhaul Parts From Diesel Pro Power
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April 28, 2025
Removing a Cummins 6BT and Twin Disc MG502 from an Iconic 31' Bertram
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Why Buy Twin Disc MG502 Parts from Diesel Pro Power
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April 28, 2025
Why It Often Makes Sense to Remove Your Cummins Engines From the Vessel Before Performing an Overhaul
1. A Proper Overhaul Requires Space, Precision, and Clean Conditions
2. Access to Critical Components Is Much Easier With the Engine Out
3. The Machine Shop Phase Is Not Optional—And It Can’t Be Done in the Vessel
4. Removing the Engine Often Saves Money—Even if It Sounds Counterintuitive
5. A Removed Engine Can Be Fully Cleaned, Painted, and Renewed
6. Vessel Infrastructure Can Be Inspected and Repaired While the Engine Is Out
7. A Proper Overhaul Extends Engine Life—But Only If Done Thoroughly
Conclusion: Removing Your Cummins Engine Often Results in a Better, Cleaner, Safer, and More Cost-Effective Overhaul
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