Hyundai G4kg engine

The 2.4-liter Hyundai G4KG or Grand Starex 2.4 gasoline engine has been produced since 2007 and is installed in a wide range of commercial vehicles, including the Starex minibus. There is also a version of this engine powered by gas with a power of 159 horsepower, designated as L4KB or 2.4 LPi. Theta Line: G4KE G4KF G4KJ G4KK G4KL G4KM G4KN G4KR G4KP

Technical data of Hyundaai G4KG 2.4 gasoline engine.

Typrow
Number of cylinders4
number of valves16
Exact capacity2359 cm³
Cylinder diameter88 mm
Piston stroke.97 mm
Power systemdistributed injection
Power170 - 175 HP
Torque225 - 230 nm
Compression ratio10.5
Fuel type92
Environmental classEURO 4/5

Fuel consumption Hyundai G4kg engine

For example, the Hyundai Grand Starex from 2010 with an automatic transmission:
City14.4 litry
Route9.6 litry
Mixed11.4 litry

Engine Overview and Common Failures

The weight of the G4KG engine according to the catalog is 130.9 kg. The engine number G4KG is located at the joint with the gearbox. Scuffing in the cylinders. The oil pump here is simple without balancing, so the bearings do not rotate so often, but scuffing in the cylinders occurs regularly. In auto repair shops, it is believed that the reason for their appearance is ceramic dust, which enters from the collector into the combustion chambers. Oil consumption. The culprits of excessive oil consumption can be not only scuffing in the cylinders, but also critical wear and simply elliptical cast iron sleeves. The aluminum block with an open cooling jacket holds its geometry very poorly and simply wears out over time. Chain and phase regulator. Despite the manufacturer's opinion that timing chains are considered maintenance-free, in reality their lifespan does not exceed 200,000 km, and sometimes they stretch even earlier. Approximately at the same mileage, the phase regulator also needs to be replaced, which doubles the price. Other drawbacks. Another weak point of this unit is the short-lived gaskets and seals. Usually, the lubricant leaks from under the valve cover or through the crankshaft seals.

Engine Hyundai G4kg

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Starex 2 (TQ)2007 - CE

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