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Toyota Avensis II Station Wagon – 2.0 D-4D diesel

T25 · CDT250_ · 85 kW / 116 hp

2003 - 2008 · Diesel · 1,995 cc · Engine code 1CD-FTV

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Engine

Fuel
Diesel
Made
2003 - 2008
Engine code
1CD-FTV
Engine size
1,995 cc (2 litres)
Engine power
116 hp (85 kW)
Torque (pulling power)
250 to 280 Nm
Cylinders
4, in a row (inline)
Turbo
Turbo
Fuel injection
Common-rail diesel injection
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Valves
16 (4 per cylinder)
Valve system
DOHC
Bore x stroke
82.2 x 94 mm
Compression ratio
18.6:1
Engine position
Front, sideways (transverse)
Catalytic converter
Diesel oxidation catalyst

Fluids and capacities

Engine oil amount
5.9 litres
Engine oil grade
5W-30
Coolant
7.6 litres
Fuel tank
60 litres

Gearbox and drive

Gearbox
5-speed manual
Driven wheels
Front-wheel drive

Wheels, brakes, suspension and steering

Tyre size
205/55 R16
Wheel (rim) size
6.5J x 16
Front brakes
Ventilated discs
Rear brakes
Discs
Steering
Rack and pinion, hydraulic power steering
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Front suspension
Independent, McPherson type
Rear suspension
Independent multi-link spring suspension with anti-roll bar

Size and weight

Body style
Estate (station wagon)
Seats
5
Doors
5
Length
4,700 mm
Width
1,760 mm
Height
1,525 mm
Weight (empty)
1,430 kg
Boot space
520 litres
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Boot space, rear seats folded
1,500 litres
Wheelbase
2,700 mm
Front track
1,505 mm
Rear track
1,510 mm
Turning circle
10.1 metres
Maximum weight (loaded)
1,970 kg
Load it can carry
540 kg

Speed and fuel use

Fuel use, mixed driving
6 l/100 km (about 16.7 km per litre)
Fuel use in town
7.7 l/100 km (about 13 km per litre)
Fuel use on the highway
5.1 l/100 km (about 19.6 km per litre)
Top speed
190 km/h
0 to 100 km/h
11.4 seconds
Emission standard
Euro 4

Fuel use is from official tests; town driving usually uses more.