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COMPLETE ENGINE : Engine  Hyundai-Kia D4CB

The 2.5-liter Hyundai D4CB or 2.5 CRDi diesel engine has been assembled in Korea since 2001 and has undergone three major upgrades during this time: for EURO 3, 4, 5, respectively. They put it on the minibuses of the H-1 series, and it is also known for the first generation of Kia Sorento.

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    The 2.5-liter Hyundai D4CB or 2.5 CRDi diesel engine has been assembled in Korea since 2001 and has undergone three major upgrades during this time: for EURO 3, 4, 5, respectively. They put it on the minibuses of the H-1 series, and it is also known for the first generation of Kia Sorento.

    In 2001, a 2.5-liter diesel engine debuted on the H-1 and Starex minibuses. Prior to this, Hyundai-Kia produced Mitsubishi 4D56 clones, and the new engine was seriously different: it was no longer a vortex-chamber diesel engine, but a completely modern unit with a Common Rail system. There is a cast-iron block for 4 cylinders, a 16-valve aluminum head with hydraulic lifters, a fancy three-chain timing drive, an intercooler and, of course, a block of balance shafts.

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    In total, there were three generations of such diesel engines, for EURO 3, 4 and 5, respectively.
    1.The first generation of the unit was equipped with a Bosch Common Rail system with a pressure of up to 1360 bar, a Garrett GT1752LS turbine and developed 116 – 140 hp, as well as 314 – 343 Nm of torque.
    2.The second generation was introduced in 2006, with a 1600 bar Bosch CR system and a BorgWarner BV43 variable geometry turbine, power increased to 170 hp and 392 Nm.
    3.The third generation appeared in 2011, here is a different CR Delphi at 1800 bar and an MHI TD03L4 turbine. The compression ratio was lowered from 17.7 to 16.4, the power remained the same, and the torque increased to 441 Nm.

    The engine was installed on:
    Hyundai Starex 1 (A1) in 2001 – 2007;
    Hyundai Starex 2 (TQ) since 2007;
    Kia Sorento 1 (BL) in 2002 – 2009.

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    Specifications

    Production years

    since 2001

    Displacement, cc

    2497

    Fuel system

    Common Rail

    Power output, hp

    116 – 177

    Torque output, Nm

    314 – 441

    Cylinder block

    cast iron R4

    Block head

    aluminum 16v

    Cylinder bore, mm

    91

    Piston stroke, mm

    96

    Compression ratio

    16.4 – 17.7

    Hydraulic lifters

    yes

    Timing drive

    chain

    Turbocharging

    yes

    Recommended engine oil

    5W-30, 5W-40

    Engine oil capacity, liter

    8.2

    Fuel type

    diesel

    Euro standards

    EURO 3/4/5

    Fuel consumption, L/100 km (for Kia Sorento 2008)
    — city
    — highway
    — combined

    10.1
    6.7
    7.9

    Engine lifespan, km

    ~350 000

    Weight, kg

    263.2



    Disadvantages of the Hyundai D4CB engine

     In 2008 and 2009, the engine was changed under warranty: a connecting rod broke due to defective bolts. In engines after 2011 with Common Rail Delphi, the fuel pump often drove chips.
     The most famous failure of this diesel engine is the burnout of copper washers under the nozzles, which leads to rapid coking of the engine with very sad consequences.
     Another common problem with such a motor is a clogged oil receiver. It is advisable to check it periodically or unexpectedly it can turn the liners.
     The gas distribution mechanism consists of three chains and the weakest here is the lower one, which rotates the oil pump and balancers. With its breakage, the main timing chain usually also breaks.
     The crankshaft liners, hydraulic lifters, the vacuum control system and the turbocharger geometry change system and the EGR valve have not the highest resource here.