[1CRAZY1]

I am looking at spending some big bucks on a boat with twin 16V2000's in it. The motors have 2000 hrs on them and they are 2000yr models. Can anybody offer some info on these motors because I am getting a lot of mixed emotions Thanks in advance!

[Garry Hartshorn]

A very good performance engine, but like all performance engines they need to be maintained as per specified by the builder, I would suggest as part of the buyers survey that you have a factory trained mechanic do a though inspection, Oil samples, boroscope etc........

[faiz]

FYI.

Engines for Yachts
Diesel engines for vessels with unrestricted cont. operation Unrestricted continuous rating e.g. Large sailing yachts Engine model 16V 2000 M60
Fuel stop power ICFN kW(bhp) 800(1073)
Speed rpm 1800

Fuel consumption
at rated power g/kWh 200
l/h (gal/h) 192.8 (50.9)
optimum g/kWh 198

Dimensions and masses incl. gearbox
Length (L) mm (in) 3110 (122.4)
Width (W) mm (in) 1400 (55.1)
Height (H) mm (in) 1405 (55.3)
Mass (dry) kg (lbs) 4145 (9138)
Mass (wet) kg (lbs) 4475 (9866)
Gearbox model ZF 4540
Transmission ratio 1.2-3.0

Engine main data
No. of cylinders 16
Bore/stroke mm (in) 130/150 (5.1/5.9)
Displacement, total l (cu in) 31.84 (1943)

Power ratings classifiable
Intake air temperature 25°C / Sea water temperature 25°C
Power reduction at 45°C / 32°C: none

You can visit www.mtu-online.com for further info.

tq/brgds