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Propane Fuel Technologies MP8-445C

Built: 2015-2015 · Series: Other models

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The Propane Fuel Technologies MP8-445C is a machine built by Propane Fuel Technologies. Production: 2015. The fuel is Other (specify in cover letter). The rated output is 445 bhp. Application: HHDD. The engine is single-stage turbocharged. Fuel reaches the combustion chamber through electronically controlled direct injection. It is a diesel engine. Rated output across the Propane Fuel Technologies range ranges from 375 to 475 kW; the MP8-445C sits in the upper part of that range with 445 kW. Its immediate neighbours are the D13H-435P below it with 435 kW and the D13H-455 above it with 455 kW. 13 Propane Fuel Technologies models are on record.

Propane Fuel Technologies – other road engines: the collective page of propane-fuelled truck engines outside the named ranges, D13H and MP8 base, 375 to 475 hp, model year 2015, 12.8-litre displacement

This page gathers the Propane Fuel Technologies engines the register could not assign to a named range. The company converts the heavy diesel truck platforms D13 and MP8 to run on propane; model designations D13H-375 through D13H-475 and MP8-415C through MP8-455M each give the power step in hp. The uniform EPA engine-family code FPFTH12.8PFT for all 13 versions confirms the shared 12.8-litre displacement base.

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The register lists here 13 versions with 375 to 475 hp rated output at 1,500 to 1,800 rpm, consistently with electronic direct injection, maximum torque from 1,506 to 1,780 Nm at 1,000 to 1,100 rpm. All 13 versions are recorded with model year 2015, and the fuel is entered in the register not as a standard diesel grade but as a separate case.

Converting long-haul diesel engines to propane operation is aimed chiefly at fleets seeking an alternative to diesel or natural gas with existing propane fuelling infrastructure, at an output comparable to the diesel version.

On a used purchase, operating hours, the condition of the ignition system and the propane mixture formation, the tightness of the gas lines and tanks, the condition of the catalyst, and the inspection deadlines of the propane tanks all count; parts and service run through the Propane Fuel Technologies conversion workshop.

Sources: Kennwerte der Modelle Propane Fuel Technologies (weitere Straßenmotoren)

Technical data

Engine

Engine familyFPFTH12.8PFTcorrect
Engine familiesFPFTH12.8PFTcorrect
FuelOther (specify in cover letter)correct
Rated output445 bhpcorrect
Rated speed1,500 rpmcorrect
Maximum torque1,780 ft·lbfcorrect
Speed at max. torque1,100 rpmcorrect
Operating cycledieselcorrect
Injectionelectronic direct injectioncorrect
Aspirationsingle-stage turbocorrect

Origin and approval

Built from2015correct
Built to2015correct
Model year from2015correct
Model year to2015correct

Other data

AnwendungsbereichHHDDcorrect

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the Propane Fuel Technologies MP8-445C have?

The Propane Fuel Technologies MP8-445C delivers 445 kW.

When was the Propane Fuel Technologies MP8-445C built?

Production years: 2015.

What to check before buying

  • Match the data plate against the order: frame size, mounting and rating have to agree.
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  • Ask about parts availability for this series — the running costs hang on it.

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