Cummins N14 Engine Location

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Cummins N14 Engine Position Sensor Location

Cummins N14 Engine Stats

The Cummins N14 is by far one of their most popular Diesel Engines that is very versatile. Used to power everything from motorhomes, commercial trucks, generators and agricultural and construction equipment. The N14 engine was produced in the late 80’s until 2000. With slight changes during its production years, the core of this engine has not changed at all. The N14 engine’s ignition fires off its cylinders in the order of 1, 5, 3, 6, 2, 4.

Cummins n14 engine parts diagram

The Cummins N14 Engine Specs:

  • – Built on a basic 855 cubic inch
  • – Operating oil pressure at idle is 10psi (Idle), 25psi (1200 RPM)
  • – Fuel pressure is 25psi (Cranking), 120psi (1200 RPM)
  • – 20 pounds per square inch at 1,200 RPM
  • – Firing Order 1-5-3-6-2-4
  • – Engine brake clearance is 0.023 inches
  • – Intake valve clearance of 0.014 inches
  • – Exhaust valve clearance of 0.027 inches
Cummins n14 engine location diagram

Cummins N14 Horsepower

Cummins N14 Cam Position Sensor Problems

The Cummins N14 is capable of producing between 310 and 525 horsepower. The N14 is capable of generating 1,250 to 1,850 foot-pounds of torque at 1,200 RPM. Cummins released the upgraded N14 in 1997. This was the Celect Plus fuel system, but looked similar. The Celect Plus ECM has many more adjustable parameters for adjustments that the customer prefers. In 2000, the Cummins was discontinued and replaced by the Cummins ISX.

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If you have any questions for our staff at Young and Son’s about the Cummins 14 Engine or any other Diesel Engines, feel free to reach out. You can also fill out our contact form for a free quote on any of our Cummins Diesel Engines. Call us at (317) 263-0960 to reach us directly.