How many miles does a 444 engine get?
The mileage on these trucks is ranging from 80,000-180,000 miles (some higher on miles). The 444 is the same as the Powerstroke in the F-series trucks, correct? I’m needing power specs, rough fuel mileage, and how durable these motors are. These tool trucks are constantly running whether city, highway, or parked a good 8-10 hours or more a day.
Where can I download the T444E engine manual?
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Is there an International Harvester 3800 T444E engine?
Dear Guru Lyn, I’m afraid I don’t understand ‘International Harvester 3800’, what I’m looking for is International 3800 T444E (T444E Engine). Sensors/wiring positioning and associated instructons will be of immense help,I have the physical memory of this engine to match whatever that can be found.Thanks for these
Is there an International T444E crank no star?
Have a 1998 international 4700 lo profile service truck with a t444e engine. while truck was running died acted like it just run out of fuel no sputtering. Has fuel and cranks over fine. good voltage to engine. Will not start will fire on either. Every month 400 people find a job with the help of TruckersReport. Please Select…
What kind of engine does Navistar International T444E have?
As with the 7.3 Powerstroke, the Navistar 7.3 variant uses a cast iron block and heads. International T444E engines use a slightly over-square design with a longer stroke than bore. This is the same exact block and cylinder designs as the 7.3 Power Stroke made for Ford trucks.
How long does a Ford T444E engine last?
B10 life suggests 90% of the T444E engines survive beyond 200,000 miles with 50% of the engines making it to an impressive 350,000+ miles. This is also where the info comes from for the Ford 7.3 PS engine. Different power ratings are for different applications with different PCM software.
Is the T444E the same as the DT?
We have run the T444Es since they were first introduced, as well as the “NGD” versions of the DT. We see about an even mix of 444s and DTs, and have yet to replace/overhaul a T444E because they are NOT wet-sleeve engines.