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Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V

Built: 2016-2017 · Series: Other models

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The Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V is a machine built by Wing Fuel Systems. Production: 2016-2017. The engine has a displacement of 6,700 cm³. The fuel is Compressed Natural Gas. The rated output is 169.3 kW. Application: Vocational. The engine is naturally aspirated. It is a petrol engine. Rated output across the Wing Fuel Systems range ranges from 169.3 to 299 kW; the 6.8L-2V sits at the bottom of that range with 169.3 kW. Its immediate neighbours are the F-650/F750 above it with 191.6 kW. 6 Wing Fuel Systems models are on record.

Wing Fuel Systems – other heavy-duty road engines: the collective page of Ford base engines converted to natural gas and LPG, 6.6 to 7.3 litres, 227 to 401 hp, model years 2018 to 2026

Wing Fuel Systems is a US converter that adapts diesel base engine platforms for heavy road vehicles to natural-gas or LPG operation and certifies the resulting engines separately with the EPA. This page gathers the engines the register could not assign to a named range; chassis designations such as E-450 or F-650/F750 and the engine-family codes with the digits 06.6, 06.8 and 07.3 point to the underlying Ford 6.6-, 6.8- and 7.3-litre engines.

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The register lists here 6 versions with 227 to 401 hp rated output at 4,000 to 4,676 rpm, all with sequential fuel injection. Four versions run on compressed natural gas, two additionally offer petrol as an option. Model years range from 2018 to 2026. Maximum torque ranges from 337 to 368 Nm at 3,230 to 4,482 rpm; certification applies to the USA in each case.

Natural-gas and LPG conversions such as those from Wing Fuel Systems target fleet operators of vans and medium trucks looking to switch to alternative fuels, for instance in urban delivery traffic or municipal fleets facing emission requirements.

When buying a used vehicle with a converted gas engine, what matters above all is the condition of the gas tanks and their inspection dates, the tightness of gas lines and injection valves, the condition of the spark plugs on the petrol-capable versions, and complete documentation of the conversion and EPA certification; service and spares run through the Wing Fuel Systems network.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Wing Fuel Systems (weitere Heavy-Duty-Straßenmotoren)

Technical data

Engine

Engine codeGBAF682Vcorrect
Engine familyHBAFE06.8BWZcorrect
FuelCompressed Natural Gascorrect
Rated output169.3 kW (= 227 hp)correct
Rated speed4,676 rpmcorrect
Maximum torque337 ft·lbfcorrect
Speed at max. torque3,230 rpmcorrect
Displacement6,700 cm³correct
Displacement6.7 lcorrect
Operating cyclepetrol enginecorrect
Injectionsequential injectioncorrect
Aspirationnaturally aspiratedcorrect

Origin and approval

VersionGBAF682Vcorrect
Sales regionUSA certificationcorrect

Other data

ApplicationVocationalcorrect

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V have?

The Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V delivers 169 kW.

What engine does the Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V have?

6,700 cm³ displacement, Compressed Natural Gas.

When was the Wing Fuel Systems 6.8L-2V built?

Production years: 2016-2017.

What to check before buying

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Sources: US EPA — engine certification data (retrieved August 2026) · How we check the data

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Parts for this engine (7)

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Part number Description Manufacturer
CL3JW-1612660A Alternative Fuel Control Module Wing Fuel Systems
GC2A-12A650-XC Engine Control Module Wing Fuel Systems
70-3023 CNG Fuel Pressure Regulator Wing Fuel Systems
xxx-xxx-xxx Fuel Injection Pump Wing Fuel Systems
xxxx-xxxxx-xx Fuel Injection Pump Wing Fuel Systems
206010 Fuel Injector Wing Fuel Systems
GC24-5E212-JA Three-Way Catalyst Wing Fuel Systems

Source: EPA HD Engines 2015–Present

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