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Hyundai R engine

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The Hyundai R engine is a four-cylinder diesel automobile engine produced by Hyundai Motor Group. It was announced at the Advanced Diesel Engine Technology Symposium in November 2008 and began production in 2009. It has a compacted graphite iron block and an aluminium cylinder head with chain-driven double overhead camshafts and four valves per cylinder, a third-generation Bosch common rail with piezoelectric injectors at 1,800 bar, and a variable geometry turbocharger. A balancer shaft in a stiffened ladder frame reduces vibration, and a particulate filter and exhaust gas recirculation allow Euro 5 compliance. The 2.0-litre D4HA and 2.2-litre D4HB were fitted to the Santa Fe, Tucson, Grandeur and Palisade and to Kia models such as the Sorento and Sportage.

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Year
2009 1
Cylinder Count
4 1
Classification
Fuel or Cycle
Diesel 1
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1. Hyundai R engine (Wikipedia)
  • Lead, fuel
    diesel 4-cylinder automobile engine
  • Lead, year
    began production in 2009
  • Lead, cylinders
    diesel 4-cylinder automobile engine
  • Lead, maker
    produced by Hyundai Motor Group
  • Of Make: Hyundai, Lead, make
    The Hyundai R engine
  • Part Of: Hyundai Santa Fe, Applications
    Hyundai Santa Fe
  • Part Of: Hyundai Tucson, Applications
    Hyundai Tucson/ix35
  • Part Of: Kia Sorento, Applications
    Kia Sorento
  • Part Of: Kia Sportage, Applications
    Kia Sportage
  • Part Of: Hyundai Grandeur, Applications
    Hyundai Grandeur
  • Part Of: Hyundai Palisade, Applications
    Hyundai Palisade (LX2)
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