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Tallpointy
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:16
:help: Having just had my 850 T5 written off by a LHD lorry on the M25 I'm now on the hunt for a new motah.

I like the look of the V70 phase 2 estates but (and now here's the embarasing bit...)

What is the diference between a V70 2.4T and a V70 T5 2.4 ???

I have tried searching the site but all I can see is that for some reason you cannot RICA a 2.4T up to the same power as the T5.

Is there a mod that can be done to the 2.4T to get it going properly?

Can anyone help?

Ta,

Darryn

fraz13
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:32
The T5 engine is 2.3 high pressure Turbo unless its a new T5 and then its 2.5 high pressure Turbo

2.4T is a low pressure Turbo

Wobbly Dave
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:38
On the phase 2 cars, there is no such engine as the 2.4T as far as I know??

There is a 2.5T (with a low pressure turbo). The 2.4 is normally aspirated. The T5 engine is a 2.4 in capacity but would be branded as a T5 engine.


Lifted off Volvo site - all engines combinations for the V70 phase 2...
70 2.0T (180 hp)

Sporty five-cylinder 2.0 litre turbocharged petrol engine
240 Nm torque
0 to 100 km/h in 9.0 seconds
Variable valve timing
Cleaner emissions
Available with five-speed manual gearbox or five-speed automatic transmission
V70 2.4 (140 hp)
V70 2.4 (170 hp)

Five-cylinder 2.4 litre engine
Superior fuel economy
Continuously variable valve timing
Advanced emission control
Available with five-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission
V70 2.5T (210 hp)
V70 2.5T AWD (210 hp)

Five-cylinder 2.5 litre engine with light-pressure turbo
320 Nm torque from just 1500 revs
0 to 100 km/h in 7.4 seconds (2.5T) or 7.6 seconds (2.5T AWD)
Dual continuously variable valve timing
Available with five-speed manual gearbox or five-speed Geartronic automatic transmission
V70 T5 (260 hp)

Highly efficient 2.4 litre turbocharged petrol engine
350 Nm torque
0 to 100 km/h in 6.8 seconds
Continuously variable valve timing for both inlet and exhaust valves
Available with six-speed manual gearbox or five-speed Geartronic automatic transmission
V70 R (300 hp)

Five-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine
0 to 100 km/h in 5.7 seconds
400 Nm torque from just 1950 revs (manual)
Double overhead camshafts, 20 valves
Dual Intercoolers
Three-way catalytic converter with Lambda sensor.
Diesel

V70 2.4D (126 hp)
V70 2.4D (163 hp)
V70 D5 (185 hp)
V70 D5 AWD (185 hp)

All-aluminium five-cylinder turbo diesel engine
High torque provides remarkable flexibility
Quick and comfortable response
Superior fuel economy
Cleaner exhaust emissions
Maintenance-free particle filter (D5)
Bi-Fuel

V70 BI-FUEL METHANE (CNG)/PETROL (140 hp)

Five-cylinder 2.4 litre engine
Low emissions
Running costs extremely low
Advanced emission control
Available with five-speed manual gearbox or five-speed automatic transmission
Source...
http://www.volvocars.com/models/v70/techSpec.htm

Wobbly Dave
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:44
The T5 engine is 2.3 high pressure Turbo unless its a new T5 and then its 2.5 high pressure Turbo

2.4T is a low pressure Turbo
T5 is 2319cc only on the older cars - 850 and 70 series (phase 1)

Wobbly Dave
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:49
Download the V70 Phase 2 Tech spec from Volvo UK...

http://www.volvocars.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/14F3CC61-BE9A-4596-BCBE-B2132547C587/0/UKMY06DecV70.pdf

fraz13
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 15:52
T5 is 2319cc only on the older cars - 850 and 70 series (phase 1)
Thats what a said :haha: unless its a new one!!

jim.covers
Wednesday 15th March 2006, 16:09
T5 is 2319cc only on the older cars - 850 and 70 series (phase 1)


My 2001 S60 T5 is 2319cc also.