Ford V10 Triton Engine Problems. Fords V10 6.8 litre (413 cubic inch) engine used with the F53 motorhome chassis (‘A ‘class), and the E450 chassis (‘C ‘class), is part of the company’s “Modular” engine family. The Triton V10 was introduced in 1991 and is still being used today.Click to see full answer. Moreover, does Ford still make the v10?The V10 is still in use today, found primarily in medium-duty chassis cabs. Excluding pickups, the only consumer application of the V10 was the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion, where it was offered as an alternative to the 7.3-liter diesel as a step up from the standard 5.4-liter V8. how long do Ford v10 engines last? 200,000 miles Also to know is, is the Ford Triton v10 a good engine? It’s a nice engine. Has the same coil, spark plug and exhaust manifold stud issues as the 5.4. I had the 7.3 in an F250 and Excursion and it was good but god I hated the smell of diesel. If it helps the V10 is the only Triton still in productionfor industrial power applications to boot, Ford WSG-1068 Engine.When did Ford stop making the v10?Contrary to what most people think the Triton 6.8L V10 is still produced for the commercial trucks, F-450, F-550, F-650, and F-750. The Triton 5.4L V8 was discontinued in 2010 for F-150s, and in 2014 for the Expedition full size SUV.
