Remanufactured Deutz BF4M1012 Engine

Description

Remanufactured Deutz BF4M1012 Engine
This remanufactured engine has been completely disassembled, cleaned, inspected, and machined to its original OEM specifications.  Our engines are assembled with new or reconditioned parts and tested in-house to ensure they perform effectively.  We offer a cheaper alternative on select engine models if the customer has their engine remanufactured.  We schedule the pick up of the customer’s engine and rebuild their block as long as it is serviceable.  Please call us to verify if your engine fits one of these models.  Below is a list of the process and parts included:

• When cores are disassembled, all major components are inspected for serviceability (Engine block, Crankshaft, Camshaft, Cylinder head, Oil Cooler, and Connecting Rods).  These items will cost extra if they cannot be machined (hole in the block, broken, bent rods, cracked crankshaft).
• All of these items are cleaned and clearances checked.  Parts that can be machined or reconditioned are done using CNC machinery and then re-inspected.
• All other items are replaced with new parts.
  • Piston Kits (Piston, Piston Pin, and Pin Retainers)
  • Piston Rings
  • Liners (If applicable)
  • Rod, Main, and Cam Bearings
  • Timing Belt
  • Oil Pump
  • Injectors
  • Fuel Pump
  • Injection Pumps
  • Oil Filter
  • Tappets (Lifters)
  • Fuel Filter
  • All gaskets
• Some items will have to come from the original items because they are not supplied.  These items may include alternators, starters, mufflers, flywheels, flywheel housing, and other sensors not supplied by Deutz.

All engines have a refundable core charge that is returned once the core is returned.  Don’t hesitate to contact us before purchasing an engine because we may have options that can save time and money.

Deutz Engine Serial Number (Motor Number) Reference

     This guide will help the salesperson find the exact parts needed for the customer’s engine.  Note that this guide may not apply to every engine serial number.  The engine serial number, or in some cases, the motor number (Mtr. Number), will be located on a metal tag somewhere on the engine.  Below is a helpful picture to guide you in the tag’s location.  If the tag is missing, there will be a stamped or imprinted number on the engine block.  If the numbers protrude from the block, that is a casting number, not the serial number.  The casting number does no good when trying to locate engine parts.  Again we need the serial number, which is stamped on the block.  Look below for that location as well.  The engine serial number will consist of 6-8 digits, all numbers.  NOTE: This number will contain only numbers; there are no letters or symbols.  This number is used to find the engine model and application in the engine supports.  Along with the engine model, the sales representative will look for this information.

     DK Engine Parts offers a variety of engine parts and kits for most Deutz applications and engine models.  Please look at what we offer on our website and feel free to call us anytime with questions regarding items listed on our website.  Also, note that we offer more parts than are currently listed on our website.  Please do not hesitate to call us if you do not see what you are looking for.  We have knowledgeable salesmen on standby to assist you with any questions.