Ford Sierra 1987–1990
2 generation (GBG / GB4)No photos yet1.8 TD MT (75 PS)
General information
Number of doors4
Car classD
Steering wheel positionLeft
CountryUSA
At a glance
Engine1753 cm3 Diesel
Power74 hp
GearboxManual
Origin
United States
United StatesTrim
1.6 MT (72 hp)1.6 MT (75 PS)1.6 MT (80 PS)1.8 AT (80 PS)1.8 AT (87 PS)1.8 AT (90 hp)1.8 MT (80 PS)1.8 MT (87 PS)1.8 MT (90 PS)1.8 TD MT (75 PS)2.0 AT (105 hp)2.0 AT (115 hp)2.0 AT (116 PS)2.0 AT (120 PS)2.0 Cosworth MT (204 PS)2.0 Cosworth MT (220 PS)2.0 MT (105 hp)2.0 MT (109 hp)2.0 MT (115 hp)2.0 MT (116 hp)2.0 MT (120 PS)2.3D MT (67 hp)2.3 MT (67 hp)
Specifications
Engine
Maximum torque152 N*m
Capacity1753 cm3
Valves per cylinder2
Compression ratio21.5
Number of cylinders4
Max power at RPM55 RPM
Max power (kW)55 kW
Engine power74 hp
Engine power75 PS
Stroke cycle82 mm
Cylinder bore82.25 mm
Engine typeDiesel
Engine placementFront, longitudinal
Injection typeHPFP (Diesel)
Cylinder layoutinline
Engine modelLynx
Engine codeRFA, RFB, RFL
Timing beltSOHC
Turnover of maximum torqueto 2 200 RPM
Boost typeTurbocharged
Bodywork
Curb weight1140 kg
Ground clearance130 mm
Clearance130 mm
Height1410 mm
Front track1450 mm
Front track width1452 mm
Back track width1468 mm
Rear track1471 mm
Full weight1650 kg
Width1700 mm
Wheel size185/70 R13
Wheelbase2610 mm
Min trunk capacity413 l
Max trunk capacity413 l
Length4470 mm
Number of seater5
Payload510 kg
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA63.4 4x108 mm
Body typeSedan
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle10.7 m
Number of gear5
Gearbox typeManual
Drive wheelsRear wheel drive
Operating characteristics
Max speed160 km/h
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)16.4 s
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km4.9 l
Fuel tank capacity60 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.7 l
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km7.2 l
Fueldiesel
Cruising rangefrom 830 to 1 220 km
Suspension and brakes
Front brakesDisc
Rear brakesdrum
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionIndependent, spring
Grades & features
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