Quote:
Originally Posted by silverback02
Hi All,
I'm relitivly new to Volvos in such a way that I am trying to find out, WHAT DENOTES A T5 ?
ie:
I've got a 2004 C70 2.4 T (low press) 200BHP GT. (5 cyl)
My 1999 S80 2.4 N/A (170 BHP) also 5 cyl
Other 2000 S80 2.9 N/A 210 BHP (6 cyl)
Engine Nos are
2.4 (170bhp) B5244S
2.4T (200bhp) B5244T7
2.9 (210bhp) B6294S
The C70 Coupe did the following engines between 1998-2002:
98-
B5204T2
B5204T3
B5234T3
B5254T
99- same +
B5204T4
B5254S Denso
B5254T
2000- Same +
B5244S
B5244T
C70 Convertable
2003 - 2005
B5234T9
B5244T7
BUT THIS WHERE I COME UNSTUCK.
Up until 2004 the only engine I could find designated with a T5 was a
B5204T5
Found in 850s and V70s.
THEN IN 2005
The V70 came with, (not only)
B5204T5
but a,
B5244T5.
SO I do not know what denotes the T5 stature. all I can assume it must be the 240 BHP.
I know that the 2.3 T (High press) 5 cyl, is 240BHP
BUT THEN !!!
Vadis Claims that the B5234T Has a max output of 225bhp and Torque of 300nm, and is Therefore ,
THE HIGHEST PERFORMANCE ENGINE EVER PRODUCED BY VOLVO....
AAARRRGGGGGHHHHH
Somebody please explain.......what denotes a T5.....and how ??
Joe.
|
Hi, the letter and number at the end of the engine number:
B5204T2
B5204T3
B5234T3
B5254T
Apart from one example do not directly relate to the name of the T5 engine (however, there is an engine number ending in T5 (850 T-5R or 850R? - I can't remember) , that is what is confusing you. My S70R engine number ends in T4. In the case of the 850 and Classic 70 Series a high pressure five cylinder turbo engine is a T5 or R engine where a low-pressure five cylinder is not.
Please can this thread be moved as the purpose of the thread is to function as a register.