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Toyota Diesel Engines

I am leaning towards purchasing a new Toyota 7 series 13,500 lb pneumatic forklift with a Toyota 15Z diesel engine, I do not personally know of anyone that has this engine, so my question is does Toyota make a decent & reliable diesel engine? Any thoughts good or bad would be greatly appreciated! Also does anyone know if the 15Z is a tier 3 or a tier 4?
  • Posted 1 Nov 2012 02:58
  • By Shedman
  • joined 7 Oct'12 - 5 messages
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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TOYOTA make great engines.Here in Europe the most common diesel engines are the 1DZ , 1Z , 2Z.They are assembly this engines since the 5 series,with only some few upgrades.In my opinion,the best engines running in the market,with no doubt.
Regards.
R.Feitor
  • Posted 19 Nov 2012 20:49
  • By feitor
  • joined 6 Jan'11 - 161 messages
  • Leiria, Portugal
my email: rc.feitor@hotmail.com
The 15Z, if I'm not mistaken, is Tier III. I don't think Toyota will be releasing their Tier IV until sometime in 2013.
  • Posted 10 Nov 2012 06:52
  • By EasyM
  • joined 14 May'05 - 101 messages
  • South Carolina, United States
toyota makes a great diesel engine, ive only worked on thr 1Z engine, change oil and filters will run for a very long time
  • Posted 2 Nov 2012 06:42
  • By towmotor
  • joined 19 Feb'07 - 360 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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