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Parts for a 844 ci engine ???

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    Posted: 24 Mar 2011 at 5:35pm
What parts are still avaliable for these engines ? I seen you can get overhaul kits ; what about cranks etc ? Got a new project brewing ;

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I have some used 844 parts but no more crankshaft.
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i am rebuiding one as we speek,you might be able to get a new crank from fiat,the last time i heard about $4500.00
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Would an 844 bolt in where a 426 had sat?
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I have found out the old BIG AL engines had a counterweighted crank ;thats the one that broke ; then AC put out a new version in about   1975  ; anyone know the differences ? I believe I could have one made for $4500 ; also anyone know if the BIG AL version is different than the engine for scrapers and crawlers ?

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the cranks broke off at the front snout do to prolonged tortional vibrations.allis tried to correct this by drilling the crank to accept a long dampner bolt to keep the nose of the crank in compression.then they induction hardened the nose,then they went to a 6 counter weight crank(instead of 12) to lighten the rotating mass,finally they went to a snub nose as used in the 6138.all the above improvements have differant part #s.note: cummins also had this problem (335)and went to the snub nose.
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