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Roush Motorhome

Built: 2018-2019 · Series: Other models

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The Motorhome comes from Roush. Production: 2018-2019. The engine has a displacement of 6,800 cm³. The fuel is Liquefied Petroleum Gas. The rated output is 238.6 kW. Application: Vocational. The engine is naturally aspirated. It is a petrol engine. Rated output across the Roush range ranges from 200.6 to 261 kW; the Motorhome sits in the upper part of that range with 238.6 kW. Its immediate neighbours are the E450 below it with 227.4 kW and the Motor Home above it with 249.1 kW. 24 Roush models across 2 series are on record.

Roush Industries – other road engines: the collective page of LPG and CNG conversion engines based on the Ford 6.8- and 7.3-litre V8/V10, 269 to 350 hp, for school buses, motorhomes and vans

Roush Industries (Roush CleanTech), headquartered in Livonia, Michigan, converts Ford petrol engines to run on propane autogas and compressed natural gas. The engine-family codes in the register point with 07.3 to the 7.3-litre V8 and with 06.8 to the older 6.8-litre V10 from Ford's line-up; the models in the vehicle column, from the Blue Bird Vision Bus through the E-Series and F650/750 to the Motor Home, match the typical Ford chassis for school buses, shuttle buses, motorhomes and medium-duty trucks.

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The register lists here 23 versions with 269 to 350 hp at a rated speed of 3,750 to 4,250 rpm, all with sequential fuel injection. LPG dominates the fuel field with 22 versions against one CNG version. Maximum torque ranges from 386 to 468 Nm at 3,072 to 3,900 rpm, model years from 2016 to 2026.

With these conversion engines, Roush serves the North American market for alternative fuels in fleet and commercial vehicles, especially school-bus fleets and municipal vehicles, for which LPG and CNG drive offer tax and environmental advantages over diesel.

When buying used, on these conversion engines the condition of the gas system and its seals, the service history of the gas-specific spark plugs and valve seats, and the operating hours of the fleet the vehicle came from matter especially; the underlying Ford base engine itself follows the well-known service intervals for petrol V8/V10s. Spares for the gas system run through the Roush CleanTech network, for the base engine through Ford.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Roush Industries (weitere Straßenmotoren), Roush CleanTech (manufacturer)

Technical data

Engine

Engine codeJJF510TR5correct
Engine familyJRIIE06.8BWLcorrect
Engine familiesJRIIE06.8BWLcorrect
FuelLiquefied Petroleum Gascorrect
Rated output238.6 kW (= 320 hp)correct
Rated speed3,900 rpmcorrect
Maximum torque415 ft·lbfcorrect
Speed at max. torque3,072 rpmcorrect
Displacement6,800 cm³correct
Displacement6.8 lcorrect
Operating cyclepetrol enginecorrect
Injectionsequential injectioncorrect
Aspirationnaturally aspiratedcorrect

Origin and approval

VersionJJF510TR5correct
Built from2018correct
Built to2018correct
Model year from2018correct
Model year to2019correct

Other data

ApplicationVocationalcorrect

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the Roush Motorhome have?

The Roush Motorhome delivers 239 kW.

What engine does the Roush Motorhome have?

6,800 cm³ displacement, Liquefied Petroleum Gas.

When was the Roush Motorhome built?

Production years: 2018-2019.

What to check before buying

  • Match the data plate against the order: frame size, mounting and rating have to agree.
  • For used units, ask about winding condition and bearing play.
  • Ask about parts availability for this series — the running costs hang on it.

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