Great Wall GW2.8TC engine
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Great Wall GW2.8TC engine

Technical characteristics of a 2.8-liter diesel engine GW2.8TC or Great Wall Hover H2 2.8 diesel, reliability, resource, reviews, problems and fuel consumption.

The 2.8-liter Great Wall GW2.8TC diesel engine was produced in China from 2006 to 2011 and was installed on our popular Hover H2 SUV or a similar Wingle 3 pickup truck. This unit is a clone of the Isuzu 4JB1 diesel engine with the Bosch CRS2.0 fuel system.

This line also includes the internal combustion engine GW2.5TC.

Specifications of the GW2.8TC 2.8 diesel engine

Exact volume2771 cm³
Supply systemCommon Rail
Internal combustion engine power95 hp
Torque225 Nm
Cylinder blockcast iron R4
Block headaluminum 8v
Bore93 mm
Piston stroke102 mm
Compression ratio17.2
Features of the internal combustion engineOHV
Hydraulic compensatorsno
Timing drivebelt
Phase regulatorno
TurbochargingMHI TF035HM
What kind of oil to pour5.2 liters 10W-40
fuel typediesel
Environmental classEURO 3
Approximate resource250 000 km

The weight of the GW2.8TC engine is 240 kg (with outboard)

Engine number GW2.8TC is located on the cylinder block

Fuel consumption ICE Great Wall GW 2.8TC

Using the example of a 2009 Great Wall Hover with a manual transmission:

City10.3 liters
Track8.4 liters
Mixed9.1 liters

Which cars were equipped with the GW2.8TC 2.8 l engine

Great Wall
Hover h22006 – 2010
Wingle 32006 – 2011

Disadvantages, breakdowns and problems of the internal combustion engine GW2.8TC

The crankcase ventilation is the most troublesome, oil often presses through the dipstick

In second place here is the rapid wear of injectors, sometimes they are enough for 100 km

Also, the egr valve quickly clogs here and many owners simply turn it off

The engine is quite cold, for a confident start in the winter, improvements are required

The weak points of the internal combustion engine include a water pump, a generator, an oil pump and a timing belt.

There are no hydraulic lifters and the valve clearance has to be adjusted every 40 km


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