5.9-Liter Cummins: Second Generation (Late 12-Valve, 1994-1998, P7100 Injection Pump) In 1994, the 5.9-liter Cummins was similar in many ways to the 1989-1993 engine.

These standardized measurements allow us to compare everything from lawnmowers and snowmobiles to race cars and semi-trucks, so let's see how the outputs of the 5.9 Cummins and 7.3 Power Stroke ...

The first-gen 5.9-liter Cummins (6BT) wasn't the only diesel engine available for light-duty pickup trucks, but it was a game changer that worked wonders for boosting sales of Ram trucks.

If you're sold on the 5.9 Cummins (and fair enough, it's a beast when it's right), aim for the 2003 to 2007 model years. These trucks use the high-pressure, common-rail injection system, ditching ...

He blew the engine twice, so he decided to swap it for a 6BT six-cylinder. The 6BT is an older, 5.9-liter diesel that Cummins built from 1984 to 1998. In stock form, it was rated at 230 horsepower ...

Two engines featured under the hoods of second-generation Dodge Cummins trucks. Models produced between 1994 and 1998 featured a 12-valve 5.9-liter engine, while late 1998 through 2002 models ...

ST. PETERSBURG, FL. Cummins gave reporters an overview of how its heavy- and medium-duty 2007 engines will differ from its current models as the engine maker prepares to roll ...

No diesel engine on earth is as legendary as a 12-valve Cummins. Not only is the inline-six known for its awesome stock torque figures, but the 1,100 pound iron hulk from Columbus, Indiana has a ...