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2015 XC70 T5 Drive E Premier

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Old Apr 30th, 2024, 14:11   #1
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Default 2015 XC70 T5 Drive E Premier

VIN: YV440MBB8F1198074

These are two equipment questions relating to "Drive E" for anyone who has production data.
1) Does this vehicle have a supercharger (either belt or gear driven?) in addition to a turbocharger?

I read about this compounded system, called Drive E, in later years XC70 models but not the 2015.

2) Also, I've read the hp rating of this engine is 240hp with a 302hp option.

The engine in this vehicle is the 2.0l 4 cyl. The boost level, thus hp number, determines the T5 designation. It seems many can't understand that a 4 cyl. can be called a T5.

Any clarification would be appreciated.
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Old Apr 30th, 2024, 15:45   #2
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A bit of googling gives engine 2L B4204T11 then here https://www.volvocars.com/en-om/supp...a801e800b1d372 which gives:

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Output

(hp/rpm)

Torque

(Nm/rpm)

No. of cylinders
Bore

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Stroke

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T5/Bi-Fuel B4204T11 180/5500 245/5500 350/1500–4800 4 82.0 93.2 1,969 10.8:1
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Old Apr 30th, 2024, 16:12   #3
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I've never heard of a supercharger in any Volvo. Highly unlikely this has one.

"DRIVE E" just means it has an efficient engine, combined with eco features to make it sip fuel.
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Old Apr 30th, 2024, 16:30   #4
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I've never heard of a supercharger in any Volvo. Highly unlikely this has one.

"DRIVE E" just means it has an efficient engine, combined with eco features to make it sip fuel.
They have used them in the new V60 etc but have now switched to turbo only. It was also in previous gen S60 at a T6 with 300+hp in 2015.
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Old Apr 30th, 2024, 20:19   #5
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I guessing yours is the petrol variant of the VEA, kind of rare this side of the pond in P3 S/V/XC form, but belive were introduced more widely on the SPA platform so you might get better info on this particular engine in S60 & V60 '18> / XC60 '17> / S90 & V90 '16> / XC90 '15> General.

Or, if you are on SwedeSpeed or MVS, try post a thread on there, mostly North American and Canadian members, and you may receive a more definitive answer.


TheVolvoGuy is Stateside and appears to work on these regularly. Perhaps get in touch with him regarding same?
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He also mentions in the vid that the T5 is turbocharged and the T6 is turbo and supercharged...which would help explain the 250bhp and 302bhp options.

I need to find a supercharger for my D4 😂
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Old May 2nd, 2024, 14:01   #7
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Thanks to all for the responses on this and the other boards.

Given the nature of the input I've received, it's safe to conclude that the 2.0l engine is widely unknown and was likely eschewed by buyers.

The weakened piston rings in some vehicles should go down as one of the most stupid things done by an industry. Being that owner neglect is so common, building engines which use oil faster than normal is asking for trouble.

During the lockdowns I saw a 40 series for private sale. This car had the 4 cyl. and head gasket damage. It would blow pressure into the reservoir tank immediately upon startup.
With all the churning and bubbling going on, I could barely hear the seller say, "It doesn't have to be fixed immediately, does it?"
It was hard not to laugh at the guy.
I didn't know about the faulty design at the time.

Another real puzzler is that there's no info out there regarding if or when these weak piston rings were revised. Even seemingly friendly guys at dealerships know nothing.

And as far as shoehorning a supercharger atop a turbocharged engine goes; that's way too many parts to fit under a hood.
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