206,750
Exec Sedan Berlina Sedan Exec Wagon Berlina Wagon Length (mm): 4850 4850 4896 4896 Width (mm): 1794 1802 1794 1802 Height (mm): 1403 1400 1422 1474 Ground Clearance(mm): 143 142 141 139 Wheelbase (mm): 2731 2731 2822 2822 Front Track (mm): 1451 1451 1451 1451 Rear Track (mm): 1478 1478 1478 1478
AS2877
Borg Warner, ratio: 3.08:1
Executive Berlina Calais Sedan, V6 (kg): 1311 1370 1391 Sedan, V8 (kg): 1377 1440 Wagon, V6 (kg): 1359 1422 N/A Wagon, V8 (kg): 1425 1492 N/A
Sedan:
Wagon:
Six cylinders in V configuration. OHV design with cross-flow cylinder heads. Low friction technology. Multipoint fuel injection. High energy, distributorless, ignition fired by magnetic pulse from crankshaft, via computer. Triple coils. Engine management system. Electric cooling fan.
The above pic is of the early VN V6. Later VN V6 was modified to improve NVH, and top coolant hose connection was moved to the front of the engine, and the black fuel rails were replaced with extruded aluminium rails.
Capacity: 3.791 L
Induction: multi-point EFI
Valvetrain: overhead valves, 2 valves / cylinder
Bore x Stroke (mm): 97.0 x 86.0
Compression Ratio: 8.5:1
Maximum power: 125 kW @ 4800 rpm
Maximum torque: 292 Nm @ 3200 rpm
Engine Control Module (ECM) Details
ECM - Delco 1227808
Eight cylinders in V configuration. OHV design with cross-flow cylinder heads. Stainless steel exhaust manifold. Multipoint fuel injection. Breakerless high energy electronic ignition system. Engine management computer. 91 octane fuel.
Capacity: 4.987 L
Induction: multi-point EFI
Valvetrain: overhead valves, 2 valves / cylinder
Bore x Stroke (mm): 102.0 x 77.0
Compression Ratio: 8.4:1
Maximum power: 165 kW @ 4400 rpm
Maximum torque: 385 Nm @ 3600 rpm
Engine Control Module (ECM) Details
ECM - Delco 1227808
Ratio First: 3.06 Second: 1.63 Third: 1.00 Fourth: 0.70
V6 Ratios V8 ratios First: 3.25 2.95 Second: 1.99 1.94 Third: 1.29 1.34 Fourth: 1.00 1.00 Fifth: 0.72 0.73
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Last modified: 5 September 2004.