Sofim 8140 engine

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File:Fiat 131 Abarth diesel.jpg
Fiat 131 Abarth diesel concept as tested during the 1977 London-Sydney Marathon rally.

The 8140 was a diesel engine made by Sofim for cars. Originally introduced as a swirl chamber, naturally aspirated diesel it was mostly used in commercial vehicles worldwide.

At the time of introduction, the 8140's overhead camshaft layout (driven by a toothed timingbelt) was unexpected in a diesel engine, which were typically overhead valve designs.[1] Turbocharging the original engine, the design of which was finished in 1974, was impeded until 1985 due to restrictions of the original design.[2] Heat flux issues with the aluminium head and swirl chambers were eventually overcome, but did slow down development. Before entering the market, Fiat tested the Sofim engine in its 131 model during the 1977 London-Sydney Marathon.[3]

First direct injection models also appeared in the mid-1980s.

Additionally to the Fiat designation 8140 some engines got a Renault tag (S8 for indirect injection, S9 for direct injection).

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In the early beginning there was a Template:Convert four-cylinder Template:Cvt, called the Sofim 8144.65. Alongside the 2.4-litre version it was used in light commercial vehicles like the Saviem SG2, OM Grinta, and the Fiat/Iveco Daily, as well as passenger cars like the Fiat 131 and 132 models.[4][5][6]Template:Rp It also saw use in the Fiat Campagnola.

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The original 2.4 L big block displaces Template:Cvt, with a bore and stroke of Template:Cvt.

Engine type Displacement cc Max power
PS (kW) at rpm
Max torque
N⋅m (lb⋅ft) at rpm
Layout and number of cylinders Valve / number of valves Car Years of production
8144.61 2445 72 (53)/4200 Template:Cvt/2400 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Fiat 131
Fiat 132
Fiat Argenta
Fiat Campagnola
Fiat Ducato
Iveco Daily
1978–1983
1978–1981
1981–1985
1979–1987
1981–1989
1978–1990
S8U 720/722 2445 71 (52)/4200 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Renault Trafic
Renault Master
1981–1989
8144.21 2445 92 (68)/3800 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, DI, turbocharged OHC/8 Fiat Argenta
Fiat Ducato
1983–1985
1981–1989
8140.21 2445 95 (71)/4100 Template:Cvt/2300 R4, DI, turbocharged OHC/8 Iveco TurboDaily 1980–1990
S8U 750 2445 92 (68)/3800 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, IDI, turbocharged OHC/8 Renault Master B90 1986–1990
8144.91 2445 101 (74)/4100 Template:Cvt/2300 R4, IDI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Croma
Lancia Thema
1985–1989
1984–1988

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In 1990 the 2.5 L was introduced with a longer stroke, increased by 2 mm to 92 mm. The bore remained unchanged at 93 mm, this version displaces Template:Cvt.

Engine type Displacement cc Max power
PS (kW) at rpm
Max torque
N⋅m (lb⋅ft) at rpm
Layout and number of cylinders Valve / number of valves Car Years of production
8140.07 2499 Template:Cvt/4200
Template:Cvt/4000
Template:Cvt/2200
Template:Cvt/2400
R4, DI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Iveco TurboDaily
Renault Trafic
Renault Master
Renault Messenger
Tarpan Honker
1989–1994
1990–1994
1990–1994
1990–1997
1990–1999
1991–1996
8144.67 2499 Template:Cvt/4200 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Fiat Croma
Fiat Ducato
1989–1996
1989–1994
S9U
(8140.67)
2499 Template:Cvt/4000 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Renault Master
Opel Movano
Nissan Interstar
1997–2000
1998–2000
1999–2000
8140.67 2499 Template:Cvt/4200 Template:Cvt/2400 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Fiat Ducato 1994–1999
8140.27 2499 Template:Cvt/3800
Template:Cvt/3800
Template:Cvt/2000
Template:Cvt/2000
R4, DI, turbocharged OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Iveco TurboDaily
Renault Messenger
Tarpan Honker
1989–1994
1989–1994
1989–1996
1991–1996
S9U
(8140.27)
2499 Template:Cvt/3800
Template:Cvt/3800
Template:Cvt/2200
Template:Cvt/2200
R4, DI, turbocharged OHC/8 Renault Master 1989–1990
1990–1994
8140.47 2499 Template:Cvt/3800 Template:Cvt/2000 R4, DI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Iveco TurboDaily
Renault Messenger
1994–2002
1994–2000
1994–1996
8144.97 2499 Template:Cvt/3900 Template:Cvt/2200 R4, IDI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Croma
Lancia Thema
1989–1996
S8U-762
(8144.97)
2499 Template:Cvt/4000 Template:Cvt/2000 R4, IDI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Renault Safrane 1992–1996

2.8 L version

The 2.8 L displaces 2800 cc having a larger bore and stroke of Template:Cvt.

Engine type Displacement cc Max power
PS (kW) at rpm
Max torque
N⋅m (lb⋅ft) at rpm
Layout and number of cylinders Valve / number of valves Car Years of production
8140.63 2799 87 (64)/3800
85 (63)/3800
Template:Cvt/2000 R4, IDI, naturally aspirated OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Iveco Daily
Renault Mascott
1998–2000
1996–1999
1999–2004
8140.23 2799 103 (76)/3600
106 (78)/3600
Template:Cvt/1900
Template:Cvt/1900
Template:Cvt/1800
R4, DI, turbocharged OHC/8 Iveco Daily
Renault Messenger
Renault Mascott
1996–2000
1996–1999
1999–2004
S9W
(8140.43)
2799 115 (84)/3600 Template:Cvt/1800 R4, DI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Renault Master
Opel Movano
Nissan Interstar
1997–2000
1998–2000
1999–2000
8140.43 2799 118 (87)/3600
122 (90)/3600
Template:Cvt/1800
Template:Cvt/1800
R4, DI, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Citroën Jumper
Peugeot Boxer
Iveco Daily
1997–2000
1997–2000
1997–2000
1996–2000
8140.43S 2799 127 (93,5)/3600
125 (92)/3600
Template:Cvt/1800
Template:Cvt/1800
R4, DI, common rail, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Citroën Jumper
Peugeot Boxer
Iveco Daily
Renault Mascott
2000–2005
2000–2005
2000–2005
2000–2006
2000–2004
8140.43N 2799 146 (107)/3600 Template:Cvt/1500
Template:Cvt/1500
R4, DI, common rail, turbocharged, intercooled OHC/8 Fiat Ducato
Citroën Jumper
Peugeot Boxer
Iveco Daily
Renault Mascott
2000–2005
2000–2005
2000–2005
2000–2006
2000–2004

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After continuous development these engines are nowadays known as F1A (2.3 L) and F1C (3.0 L), available for marine and industrial use from Fiat Powertrain Technologies (FPT) and CNH Industrial (since 2012) respectively. The 3-liter version is also built by Mitsubishi Fuso for use in their medium-duty commercials, under the name 4P10.

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