C13 2007 Engine

• Reliability - Dealer Repair Frequency statistics show Cat^® heavy duty engines offer outstanding reliability based on initial quality and customer surveys.
• Durability - Laboratory tests and engine disassembly analyses indicate Cat^® C13 engines are expected to have a B50 life of one million miles with Caterpillar's recommended maintenance.
• Fuel Economy - 2007 compliant Cat^® C13 engines are engineered to offer the same fuel economy as EPA 2004 compliant engines.
• Total Owning/Operating Costs - 2007 compliant Cat^® engines are engineered to offer the same reliability, durability, fuel economy and maintenance costs as EPA 2004 compliant engines for outstanding overall value.
• Dealer Support - Caterpillar sets the industry standard for support with nearly 2,000 authorized North American service locations and a 24/7 call center.

C13 2004 Engine

Payload-Pulling Power to Rely On

• Reduced emissions with Caterpillar patented variable valve actuation
• Million-mile durability from robust component design and increased oil sump capacity
• Superior fuel economy from series turbochargers and Cat^® MEUI fuel system
• Improved head gasket design and higher efficiency from cross-flow head design

Continuing the legacy of reliability established by the Cat C-12, the new C13 on-highway engine evolves from a uni-flow cylinder head design to a cross-flow setup, with improved breathing ability and better responsiveness. Like the new C15, it also features a higher compression ratio, higher cylinder pressure, and series turbocharging for improved power, performance and fuel economy.The engine of choice for fleets requiring excellent performance and dependability in a lightweight package, the C13 weighs in at just 2,270lb (1030kg) and features the industry's best horsepower-to-payload ratio. Compared to other engines in its horsepower range, it provides up to 800 lb (363 kg) of additional payload capacity for pulling power to spare.