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TDCI (stands for: Turbo Diesel Common Rail Injection) or Duratorq TDCI, Common rail type used by Ford Europe in its vehicles produced and sold in Europe countries between 2000-2018. They generally have an inline four cylinder engine. This engine was also used in Jaguar Cars, Mazda, Land Rover and Volvo Cars. 2018 and was replaced by the Ford EcoBlue engine.

TDCI Engines By Engine displacements

1.3 liter (75 HP-190 Newton-metre Torque)

Models Used

Ford Ka

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TDCI Engines By Engine displacements

1.3 liter (75 HP-190 Newton-metre Torque)

Models Used

1.4 liter (68 HP-160 Newton-metre Torque)

Models Used

1.5 liter (75-85-95-100-105-120 HP and 185-190-270-300 Newton-metre Torque)

Models Used

1.6 liter (90-95-105-110-115 HP and 215-230-240-270 Newton-metre Torque)

Models Used

1.8 liter (75-90-100-110-115 and 125 HP)

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2.0 liter (110-115-128-130-136-140-163-180 and 210 HP-275-280-300-320-330-340-400 and 450 NMT)

Models Used

2.2 liter (100-125-145-152-155-170-185 and 200 HP)

Models Used

2.4 liter (100-115-125-137 and 140 HP)

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2.5 liter (143 HP)

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2.7 liter (190-204 and 207 HP)

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3.0 liter (156-245-258-275-300 and 306 HP)

Models Used

3.2 liter (200 HP)

Models Used

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