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Apr 2nd, 2019 13:51 |
Q
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Originally Posted by Rustymusty
(Post 2509641)
What’s the difference between the VEA D5 and the older 5 cylinder D5?
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The VEA range of engines are 2L 4-cylinder (and come in a D3, D4 and D5 range of power outputs).
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Originally Posted by Bendolfc
(Post 2509680)
Was there a D5 VEA offered in these pre SPA cars?
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Actually, I think not. So apologies if I caused an offence by appearing to contradict you, when you were technically correct. However who knows where the OP's vehicle hunt will take him and absolute clarity over engine types may become more important?
I'll admit that I did find Volvo engine nomenclature confusing when I was looking (I honestly thought that D4 and D5 referred to the number of cylinders).
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Originally Posted by Bendolfc
(Post 2509580)
The D5 and any other semi modern diesel engine does have EGR, however there isn't the constant issues with them like on the VEA D4.
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'Constant' is a bit harsh... the key problem is blockage of the EGR cooler, which Volvo do replace for free even after the car is over 4 years old (I had mine replaced a couple of weeks ago).
The 5-cylinder engines have their own problems, including the engine being damaged if the aux belt breaks (it can cause the cam belt to also break). And I don't think it's Euro6 compliant, so may prevent the car entering certain urban zones?
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