Filters Cross Reference WK731 870017560 1117N-010 for Iveco

Applications:

• IVECO  159.20159.20160.30 AH165.24EUROTECH 180E38
• KALMAR  DCE 120DCE 90DCE 9 DDRD 450-7
• KLEMM  KR 501KR 803KR 803-02KR 803-3KR 803 DKR 805KR 806-3KR 806/DKR 807-2KR 807 D
• KOHLER  150 KVA65 ROSZ65 ROSZ80 KVAKD 626-3
• KOMATSU  FD 60-3
• KRAMER  10141214311 S312 SE/SL312 SLX314 074107411412 E414414415416 CM COMBITRAC416 S512 SE/SL514514515 

Professional Filters Cross Reference WK731 870017560 1117N-010 for Iveco

Q: Was Iveco owned by Ford?

IVECO is not owned by Ford Motor Company. IVECO is a commercial vehicle brand originating from Italy, headquartered in Turin, Italy, and affiliated with the Fiat Group.

At present, there is a cooperative relationship between IVECO and Ford Trucks, such as jointly producing and selling pure electric box trucks in the European market, but this is a commercial collaboration and does not involve a change of ownership. Therefore, IVECO maintains independent operation and ownership belongs to the Fiat Group.

Q: What is the new name for IVECO?

Iveco's new name in the Chinese market is "Juxing". The name will be officially launched in 2023 as the Chinese name for the new model, aiming to reflect its multi-purpose, intelligent technology, and youthful positioning. ‌

Q: Which is better, 6.7 Cummins or 6.6 Duramax?

Compare the 6.7 Cummins and 6.6 Duramax engines. Both are diesel engines commonly used in the fields of trucks and construction machinery, each with its own advantages.

Engine Overview

6.7 Cummins: Produced by Cummins, it is an inline six cylinder diesel engine known for its high torque, durability, and reliability in heavy-duty applications. It is commonly found in Ram trucks and construction machinery, suitable for scenarios that require strong traction.
6.6 Duramax: Produced by General Motors, it is a V8 turbocharged diesel engine commonly used in Chevrolet and GMC trucks. It is renowned for its smooth power output, fuel economy, and advanced emission control technology, making it suitable for daily driving and moderate loads.

Key Comparison

1. Performance: Cummins typically provides higher torque (such as over 1000 pound feet), making it suitable for dragging heavy objects; The 6.6 Duramax emphasizes balanced power output, with higher horsepower but slightly lower torque, making it more suitable for high-speed driving.
2. Durability: Cummins engines are known for their mechanical simplicity, low failure rate, and long lifespan; Duramax engine technology is more advanced, but electronic systems may increase maintenance complexity.

3. Fuel economy: 6.6 Duramax is usually more fuel-efficient due to its design focus on efficiency; Cummins has high fuel consumption, but its torque advantage can indirectly save fuel during heavy loads.
4. Maintenance cost: Cummins has lower maintenance costs and easy access to accessories; Duramax may have higher repair costs due to its complex technology, but its warranty policy is better.
5. Applicable scenarios: 6.7 Cummins is more suitable for heavy engineering, agriculture, or frequent towing; 6.6 Duramax is more suitable for commercial transportation or daily use, emphasizing comfort and environmental protection.

Summary suggestions

The choice depends on specific needs: if torque and durability are prioritized, 6.7 Cummins is the better choice; If fuel economy and daily practicality are valued, 6.6 Duramax may be more suitable. Suggest making decisions based on actual load, usage frequency, and budget.