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Mercedes-Benz M282 petrol engine  

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 Mercedes-Benz M282 petrol engine
M 282
Manufacturer:Mercedes Benz
Production period:since 2018
Style:In-line engine , four-cylinder
Engines:1.4 liters (1332 cm³)
Previous model:M 270

The M 282 is a four-cylinder - petrol engine of Daimler AG and was in cooperation with Renault-Nissan developed. It is the successor to the 1.6-liter variant of the M 270 and is initially offered in the A-Class ( W 177 ) . The engine is being manufactured by MDC Power GmbH at the Kölleda plant and, in future, by the Beijing plant. 

Technology 

The displacement of the four-cylinder in - line engine is 1332 cc with a bore of 72.2 mm and a stroke of 81.4 mm, with a cylinder spacing of 85 mm. The compression ratio is 10.6. The components of the engine body is contributed by Renault.The four valves per cylinder ( four-valve technology ) are two overhead by a timing chain driven camshaft controlled.In the A 200 in conjunction with the dual-clutch transmission (7G DCT transmission for 2000 euros extra charge), Mercedes-Benz is using cylinder deactivation in the partial-load range for the first time in a four-cylinder engine . At low load demand in the range of 1250 to 3800 rpm, the inlet and outlet valves of the second and third cylinders are closed via a valve lift adjustment. 

Due to its special shape, the cylinder head is referred to by the manufacturer as a delta cylinder head . The multi-hole injection nozzles are arranged centrally in the combustion chamber.An injection high-pressure pump with a maximum of 250 bar is used.

The engine has an exhaust gas turbocharger with an electric bypass valve actuator .Behind the turbine of the turbocharger first a three-way catalyst is used. The engine has a particulate filter as standard . 

Versions 

M 282 DE 14

Designationmodel seriesConstruction
Capacity: 1332 cc, power: 80 kW (109 hp) at 5000 rpm, torque: 180 Nm at 1375 rpm
A 160W 177since 06/2018
Displacement: 1332 cc, Power: 100 kW (136 hp) at 5000 rpm, Torque: 200 Nm at 1460/ Min
A 180W 177since 06/2018
B 180W 247from 2019
Capacity: 1332 cc, power: 120 kW (163 hp) at 5500 rpm, torque: 250 Nm at 1620-4000 rpm
A 200W 177since 05/2018
B 200W 247from 2019

 

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