The PSA DJ/DK is a family of inline-four diesel engines that the English Wikipedia list of PSA engines describes as derived from the XUD. The DJ engines were meant for installation in commercial vehicles, while the DK engines went into passenger cars. The list gives the DK5 as a 2.5 litre, 2,446 cc turbocharged engine. A second reference describes the DK5ATE, coded THY and built from 1994 to 2000, as fitted only to two flagship models, the Peugeot 605 and the Citroën XM, and as essentially a modification of the commercial DJ5TED engine. That unit has a cast iron block, an aluminium 12-valve head, a 92 mm bore and stroke, a prechamber fuel system, an intercooled turbocharger, hydraulic lifters and a timing belt, and is listed at 129 hp and 285 Nm.
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Source MyMotorList: Engine Peugeot DK5ATE
Source MyMotorList: Engine Peugeot DK5ATE
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DJ/DK section, layout
The DJ/DK is a family of inline-four diesel engines
DJ/DK section, cylinder count
The DJ/DK is a family of inline-four diesel engines
DJ/DK section, fuel
The DJ/DK is a family of inline-four diesel engines
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(Now Stellantis) sells a variety of automobile engines.
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while the DKs were for passenger cars
View the SourceMyMotorList: Engine Peugeot DK5ATE
MyMotorListOf Make: Peugeot, Installed on, Peugeot
Peugeot 605 I (Y30) in 1994-1999;
Of Make: Citroen, Installed on, Citroen
Citroen XM I (Y3/Y4) in 1994-2000.
Part Of: Peugeot 605, Installed on, 605
Peugeot 605 I (Y30) in 1994-1999;
Part Of: Citroen XM, Installed on, XM
Citroen XM I (Y3/Y4) in 1994-2000.
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