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Power upgrade 3.0d & xdrive30d
I note that the new LCI X5 xdrive30d now comes with 8 speeds and they tweaked the engine to 180kW. Is the power upgrade noticable at all in terms of fuel saving and performance gain? Thanks Leon |
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That's correct. It came with the introduction of the 50ppm of sulphur diesel-fuel standard in Australia, I believe.
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thanks mate. does it mean the first generation E70 3.0d are fitted the same engine as the E53 3.0d? (given they have the same power 160kW and torque)
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No. Original E53 3.0d had 135kW/390Nm and the post 2004 facelift E53 had 150kW/480Nm.
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alright then..i presume there are no major differences for the twin-turbo diesel - i.e. the 3.0sd and the xdrive35d?!?
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There's a slight power and torque difference, again due to the upgraded diesel fuel standard I believe. The 3.0sd was quoted at 200kW/565Nm while the 35d is 210kW/580Nm.
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i test drove the Xdrive30d and xdrive35d back to back recently...only noticed a slight improvement on power, more so on the initial startup...once you've got the car running on 2nd/3rd gear, its about the same.
i have yet to drive the new xdrive40d and LCI xdrive30d though. anyone able to share their experience? Fraser, you are an expert on X5! |
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yeah we are in the market for a used E70 X5 diesel as a spanking new LCI is out of our budget. currently tossing between a I6 diesel or the twin turbo diesel, thanks for your feedback mate.
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