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Daihatsu K3 engine (2000-)

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Daihatsu K3 engine (2000-)

Daihatsu K3 engine range specifications (2000-)

Make

Daihatsu Industry

Years

April 2000- 

Type

Inline 4-cylinder DOHC 16 valve

Displacement

1.3L

Fuel

Petrol (gasoline)

 

The Daihatsu K3 engine is a 1.3 L water-cooled in-line 4-cylinder gasoline engines manufactured by Daihatsu Kogyo and Indonesia's Astra Daihatsu Motor (Astra Toyota Motor) from 2000 on.

History

The Daihatsu K3 engine is a derivative of the SZ type, a gasoline engine for Toyota that Daihatsu was in charge of development and production.

Engine Timeline

Previous HC type (1988) - K3 type (2000) - after 1NR type (2009) - WA type (2021, 1.2L, inline 3 cylinder)

Using a cast iron block Water- cooled in -line 4-cylinder DOHC 16-valve. The displacement is only 1.3 L in the line-up., and is a sibling machine that shares the crankshaft with the same 1.3 L 2SZ-FE, but the cylinder head and cylinder block are separate. It is designed not only for horizontal installation on the front like the SZ type, but also for vertical installation on the front and installation on cab-over type vehicles according to the line-up of Daihatsu vehicles. there are the cast iron cylinder blocks of the SZ series, including the K3 type, have a bore pitch of 78 mm and a closed deck structure. The size and weight have been reduced by reducing the thickness near the bore to 3 mm.

Variations 

As of February 2021, only the K3-DE, which is exclusively for export to Japan, is locally manufactured in Indonesia (Astra Daihatsu Motor).Based on K3-VE, there is 3SZ-VE (KSZ-VE for overseas market) with displacement increased to 1.5L, and KJ-VET with displacement reduced to 1.0L based on K3-VET.

Daihatsu K3 engine (2000-)

K3-DE 

DOHC16 valve/EFI/NA

  • Displacement: 1.297L
  • Bore x Stroke: 72.0 x 79.7 (mm)
  • Compression ratio: 10.0
  • Output: 66kw (88PS)/6,000rpm
  • Torque: 114Nm (11.7kgm)/4,400rpm

Used in

  • Senia (first generation only, Indonesia exclusive model)
  • Grand Max MB/PU (Exclusive model for Indonesia)

K3-VE 

DOHC 16 valve with DVVT 

  • Displacement: 1.297L
  • Bore x Stroke: 72.0 x 79.7 (mm)
  • Compression ratio: 10.0
  • Output: 68kw (90PS) / 6,000rpm (92PS for bB Koo Dex and Boon Passo, Senia)
  • Torque: 123 Nm (12.6 kgm) / 4,400 rpm (12.5 kgm for bB Koo Dex and Boon Passo, 11.9 kgm for Senia)

Used in

  • Storia
  • Duet (Toyota)
  • Terios
  • Sirion
  • Cami (Toyota)
  • YRV
  • Atrai 7
  • Sparky (Toyota)
  • Boone (first generation only)
  • Passo (Toyota, first generation only)
  • Coo
  • Copen (first export model)
  • bB (Toyota 2nd generation only)
  • Dex (Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru))
  • Xenia (Exclusive model for Indonesia)
  • Avanza (exclusive model for Toyota Indonesia)

K3-VE2 

DOHC16 valve with DVVT, EFI, NA

  • Displacement: 1.297L
  • Bore x Stroke: 72.0 x 79.7 (mm)
  • Compression ratio: 11.0
  • Output: 81kw (110PS)/7,000rpm
  • Torque: 126Nm (12.8kgm)/4,400rpm
  • Unleaded premium gasoline specifications

Used in

  • Storia
  • Duet (Toyota)

K3-VET 

DOHC 16 valve with DVVT, EFI, intercooler turbo

  • Displacement: 1.297cc
  • Bore x Stroke: 72.0 x 79.7 (mm)
  • Compression ratio: 8.5
  • Output: 103kw (140PS)/6,400rpm
  • Torque: 177Nm (18.0kgm)/3,200rpm

Used in

  • Terios
  • Cami (Toyota)
  • YRV

Daihatsu K3 engine Technical details (2000-)

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