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December 14, 1999

Duramax 6600
Power Specifications


The 6600 will eventually be built in three different configurations. During the introductory model year, this new diesel engine will be built only as a 300 horsepower version for the Silverado/Sierra trucks. Two lower horsepower rated versions are rumored to be available for the SUV, Van and utility market in later model years.

2001 Model Year Specifications:

  • Engine Description: 90-degree V-8
  • Displacement: 6.6L
  • Bore and Stroke: 103 mm x 99 mm
  • Compression Ratio: 17.5:1
  • Dry Weight, less clutch: 835 lb
  • SAE Net Horsepower: 300 HP @ 3,100 rpm
  • SAE Net Torque: 520 lb-ft @ 1,800 rpm
  • Induction system: Turbocharged & Charge air cooled
  • Boost Pressure: 18 psi @ 1,800 rpm

  • Cylinder Block Material: Induction hardened Gray Iron Cast
  • Cylinder Head Material: Aluminum w/ 6 bolts per cylinder
  • Valve Arrangement: 4-valves per cylinder
  • Valve timing: Gear driven timing set, single cam
  • Fuel Injection: Bosch High Pressure Common Rail Direct Unit Injection
  • Oil Capacity: 9.8L w/filter
  • Oil Cooler: Internal, Unitized plate construction
  • Exhaust System: 3.5" mandrel bent, no catalytic converter

Designed-in "Best in Class" Benefits:

  1. Durability
  2. Torque Levels
  3. Power Levels
  4. Fuel Economy
  5. Lowest NVH levels (Noise)
  6. Low Overall Cost of Ownership
  7. Designed for Serviceability


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