Citroen/Peugeot 2.0 HDI DW10TD engine

The DW10TD engine from Peugeot is a popular 2.0-liter diesel power unit, part of the wide range of 2.0 HDi engines. This engine was used on various models of PSA and other car brands from 1999 to 2006 and was produced in three versions: RHY for passenger cars, RHX for minivans and RHV for vans. Thanks to its reliability and economy, DW10TD found wide application and became one of the key PSA engines in its class.

DW10TD specifications

  1. Engine type: In-line, 4-cylinder
  2. Volume: 1997 cm³
  3. Cylinder bore: 85 mm
  4. Piston stroke: 88 mm
  5. Number of valves: 8 (2 per cylinder)
  6. Power: 85 – 95 hp
  7. Torque: 160 – 220 Nm
  8. Compression ratio: 18.0
  9. Power system: Common Rail
  10. Fuel type: Diesel
  11. Environmental standards: Euro 3/4
  12. Engine weight: 160 kg

Modifications DW10TD

  • RHY – Modification for passenger cars. This version had a power of about 90 hp and torque of about 200 Nm, which provided good dynamics and fuel efficiency for urban conditions.
  • RHX – Version for minivans. The engine in this modification was slightly more powerful and had improved torque figures to better cope with loads when transporting passengers and luggage.
  • RHV – Modification for minivans. This version was the most powerful, developing up to 95 hp and 220 Nm of torque, which provided vehicles with a large mass with sufficient traction.

Description of the DW10TD engine

DW10TD is characterized by a reliable design and easy maintenance. Here are the main features of its device:

  1. Cylinder block: Cast iron, in-line, four-cylinder block without liners. This design provides durability and resistance to high loads.
  2. Cylinder Head (Cylinder Block Head): Aluminum 8-valve cylinder head with a single camshaft. This simplifies construction and reduces engine weight.
  3. Fuel system: Common Rail Bosch CP1 or Siemens SDI 801 is used, providing precise fuel metering and improved combustion efficiency.
  4. Turbocharger: Turbocharger without controlled geometry and intercooler. This configuration ensures stable performance with moderate power.
  5. Gas Timing Drive (GTD): Toothed belt. The timing belt is durable and quiet, but requires regular replacement.
  6. Hydrocompensators: Present, eliminating the need for manual valve adjustment, simplifying engine maintenance.
  7. No FAP Filter: This engine does not utilize a particulate filter (FAP), which reduces operating costs and simplifies maintenance.
  8. Flywheel: Single mass flywheel for simplicity of construction and reduced chance of breakage.

Cars with DW10TD engine

Citroen/Peugeot 2.0 HDI DW10TD engine

The Peugeot DW10TD engine has been fitted to a wide range of cars of different makes and models, including both passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Here is the list of models that this engine has been fitted to:

Peugeot:

  • Peugeot 206 I (T1).
    Period of manufacture: 1999 – 2006
    A popular small hatchback for which the DW10TD provided good dynamics and fuel economy.
  • Peugeot 306 I (N3/N5)
    Period of production: 1999 – 2001
    A compact family car that used this engine to provide reliable performance and fuel economy.
  • Peugeot 307 I (T5/T6)
    Period of production: 2001 – 2004
    This mid-sized hatchback and station wagon offered a good combination of comfort and performance with the DW10TD engine.
  • Peugeot 406 I (D8/D9)
    Period of production: 2000 – 2004
    A large family sedan for which the DW10TD provided enough power for comfortable long distance driving.
  • Peugeot Partner I (M49/M59)
    Period of production: 2001 – 2005
    A compact van, utilizing the DW10TD to meet the demands of haulage.

Citroën:

  1. Citroën C5 I (X3/X4).
    Period of production: 2002 – 2004
    A mid-size sedan known for its comfort and economy thanks to the DW10TD engine.
  2. Citroën Berlingo I (M49/M59)
    Period of production: 2001 – 2005
    A popular compact van that used this engine for reliability and economy in transportation.
  3. Citroën Xsara I (N6/N7)
    Period of production: 1999 – 2005
    Compact hatchback and station wagon with the DW10TD motor for good dynamic performance and economy.
  4. Citroën Xsara Picasso I (N68)
    Period of production: 2000 – 2005
    A minivan offering space and comfort with a reliable diesel engine.
  5. Citroën Xantia I (X1/X2)
    Period of production: 1999 – 2001
    A mid-size sedan that used the DW10TD to achieve a good balance between power and economy.

Suzuki:

  • Suzuki Vitara 2 (FT).
    Production period: 2002 – 2004
    A compact SUV that combined power and fuel economy thanks to the DW10TD engine.

Reviews and Service

Disadvantages:

  1. Reliability: One of the most reliable diesel engines on the market. It shows good durability and overload resistance.
  2. Fuel Quality: It is not too demanding on the quality of diesel fuel, which makes it easy to operate.
  3. Service and spare parts: Widely available, making it easy to service and repair.
  4. No FAP filter: Most versions of the engine do not have this filter, which reduces the complexity of maintenance.

Citroen/Peugeot 2.0 HDI DW10TD engine

Disadvantages:

  • Power: For this engine displacement, power may not be enough, especially in heavier vehicles.
  • Transmission belt: If the timing belt breaks, the rockers can break, requiring immediate repair.
  • Damper pulley: Frequent problems with the damper pulley, its life often does not exceed 30-50 thousand kilometers of mileage.
  • Pressure regulator: A clogged pressure regulator filter can cause thrust failures; cleaning or removing the filter is common.

Peugeot DW10TD engine maintenance schedule

Parameter Data
Masloservice
Periodicity every 15,000 km
Lubricant volume in the engine 5.25 liters
Necessary for replacement about 4.75 liters
What kind of oil 5W-30, 5W-40
Gas distribution mechanism
Type of timing drive belt
Features no
Declared life 6 years or 120,000 km
In practice 120 – 150 thousand km
Valve thermal clearances
Adjustment not required
Principle of adjustment hydrocompensators
Consumables replacement
Air filter every 30,000 km
Fuel filter every 45,000 km
Tank filter
Flash plugs every 90,000 km
Auxiliary belt every 90,000 km
Coolant every 6 years or 120,000 km

Typical faults

  1. Crankshaft damper pulley: Problems with this component were common, especially in the early years of production.
  2. Pressure regulator filter clogging: May cause draft failures and require regular cleaning or removal of the filter.
  3. Pump: The electric pump in the tank can fail, especially if driven frequently with little fuel.
  4. CR system tandem pump: Tandem pump failure requires disassembly of the fuel pump and specialized repair.

The DW10TD engine generally shows good reliability and performance, but requires regular maintenance and attention to detail to keep it in good condition. Proper maintenance can significantly extend the life of this engine and keep its efficiency at a high level.

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