Volvo D13 Engine

Volvo D13 Engine

The Volvo D13 is a heavy-duty diesel engine commonly used in commercial trucks and other heavy equipment. Here is a brief summary of its specifications and history:

Specifications:

- Displacement: 12.8 liters
- Configuration: Inline 6-cylinder
- Power Range: 375 to 500 horsepower
- Torque Range: 1450 to 1850 lb-ft
- Fuel System: Common-rail direct injection
- Emissions: EPA 2010 and later compliant with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) technology
- Cooling System: Liquid-cooled with integrated oil cooler

History:

- The Volvo D13 engine was introduced by Volvo Trucks in 2008 as a replacement for the Volvo D12 engine.
- It was designed to meet stricter emissions regulations while maintaining performance and fuel efficiency.
- The D13 engine features advanced technologies such as a high-pressure fuel injection system, variable geometry turbocharger, and exhaust gas recirculation system.
- Over the years, Volvo has continuously improved the D13 engine, making it more reliable, efficient, and environmentally friendly.
- The engine has gained a reputation for its durability, long service intervals, and low operating costs.

The Volvo D13 delivers the perfect combination of fuel efficiency and power for a wide range of applications, and the reliability you demand.

Like all of Volvo's engines, the D13 is built on a foundation of proven, developed architecture that leverages innovative hardware to maximize efficiency. Energy that is normally lost is recovered with standard features including low-friction pistons and a two-speed water pump, as well as optional features like turbo compounding.

Learn more about the D13 at volvo.com