Engine OM 626 D16 SCR is a newly developed 4-cylinder
inline diesel engine with common rail direct injection and a
turbocharger. The engine is available in two power variants
(85 and 100 kW), each with a displacement of 1.6 liters, and
will be introduced from September 2014 in model series 205.
An overview of the main features of engine OM626:
• Special two-mass flywheel
• Variable oil pump
• Two intake and exhaust valves per cylinder
• Camshaft drive via timing chain
• Turbocharger with variable turbine geometry (VTG)
• Two-stage, water-cooled exhaust gas recirculation
• Optimized thermal management
• ECO start/stop function
• Exhaust treatment by the injection of urea (AdBlue®) into
the exhaust tract
Engine OM626 incorporates a crankcase made of cast iron.
The ventilation bores between the cylinders are cast in. With-
several transverse and longitudinal struts, it has extremely-
high rigidity.
Engine oil pan
The vehicle is fitted with a two-piece engine oil pan made
of aluminum alloy. The ribbing on the oil pan is designed to
reduced noise emissions and guarantee the required strength
for the attachment of the ancillaries.
Oil level check switch
The engine oil levels in the oil level check switch and in the
engine oil pan equalize via a feed bore and a drain bore. The
float is deflected in relation to the oil level. The reed contact
is open at engine oil levels below “Min.”, and is closed by the
magnetic field of the ring magnet at engine oil levels above
“Min.”.
Crank assembly, general
The crank assembly provides an almost square ratio of stroke
to bore. This ratio permits a large valve diameter and thus
optimum filling of the combustion chamber.
Pistons
The pistons installed are made of steel with special oil scra-
per rings. The oil scraper rings are U-shaped and thus highly
flexible. This flexibility allows the rings to conform to the
distortions of the cylinder barrels which result from the influ-
ences of temperature and pressure. This reduces friction and
energy expenditure.
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