Jeep Engine EML

The 5.9-liter engine Jeep EML or Magnum 360 V8 was installed by the company from 1992 to 2003 and used in both Ram and Dakota pickups, as well as Durango and Grand Cherokee SUVs. This powertrain is known for its fuel demanding quality. Also part of the Magnum series is the ELF engine.

Technical specifications of the Jeep EML 5.9-liter engine.

Exact capacity5899 cm³
Power systeminjector
Engine power230 - 250 HP
Torque440 - 470 nm
Engine blockcast iron V8
Block headcast iron 16v
Cylinder diameter101.6 mm
Piston stroke.90.9 mm
Compression ratio8.7
Engine featuresOHV
Hydraulic compensator. tak
Timing drivechain
Timing phase adjusterthere is no
Turbochargingthere is no
What oils to use4.7 liters 5W-30
Fuel type98
Environmental classEURO 2
Approximate life expectancy400 000 HP

Fuel consumption Jeep Engine EML

Using the example of the 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with an automatic transmission:
City22.1 litry
Route13.8 litry
Mixed17.2 litry

Engine Overview and Common Failures

The weight of the EML engine assembly is 250 kg. The EML engine number is located at the joint with the cylinder head. This engine only likes 98-octane gasoline and consumes more than 20 liters per 100 km. The use of lower-quality fuel usually leads to cracks between the valves in the cylinder head. It is not worth saving on lubrication, otherwise the hydraulic compensators may simply stick. Moreover, this is a very heavy engine, which greatly limits the lifespan of its supports. The weak points of the engine are also considered to be: the fuel pump, water pump, and exhaust manifold.

Engine Jeep Eml

Dodge
Dakota 2 (DN)1998 - 2003
Durango 1 (DN)1997 - 2003
Ram 1 (BR)1992 - 1993
Ram 2 (DR)1993 - 2002
Ram 3 (DT)2002 - 2003
Ramcharger 31998 - 2001
Jeep
Grand Cherokee 1 (ZJ)1997 - 1998

Engines from the same line as Jeep Engine EML

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