Komatsu SAA6D140E-2 engine for Komatsu D375A bulldozer

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Type: engine
Part number: SAA6D140E-2
Catalog number of the original: SAA6D140E-2
Spare part type: original spare part
Location: China12798 km to "United States/Columbus"
Placed on: more than 1 month
Machineryline ID: YM46123
Description
Fuel: diesel
Euro: 2
Engine
Fuel: diesel
Euro: Euro 2
Condition
Condition: new

More details — Komatsu SAA6D140E-2 engine for Komatsu D375A bulldozer

RICHTONE offers the Komatsu SAA6D140E-2 diesel engine for sale
High-power engine for Komatsu mining and construction machines
Price: on request

The Komatsu SAA6D140E-2 is a 15.24-liter inline 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine engineered for heavy-duty equipment operating in mining, construction, and large-scale earthmoving. It powers flagship machines such as the PC1250-7 excavator and D375A-5 bulldozer, delivering reliable torque and electronically controlled fuel management.

Specifications:

Type: 4-stroke diesel

Configuration: Inline-6

Displacement: 15.24 liters

Rated Power: up to 729 HP (544 kW) @ 1800 RPM

Turbocharged with aftercooling

Fuel System: Electronically controlled injection (Komatsu ECU)

Emissions: Tier 2 / Stage II

Applications: Komatsu PC1250-7, PC1250SP-7, PC1250LC-7 excavators, D375A-5 dozers, heavy OEM platforms

Benefits:

High reliability under extreme workloads

Extended service intervals and durability

ECU-based diagnostics and control

Easy to maintain and service

Available with full OEM or aftermarket support

Keywords:
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