DDiS engines: operating characteristics

DDiS are turbocharged diesel engines that use a common rail -injection system and used in Suzuki models. They have been built since 2003. The engines are known for reliability, high performance and low fuel consumption. Today they are available for most Suzuki models.

Features of DDiS engines

These are versions of popular engines from General Motors, Groupe PSA (now Stellantis) and Groupe Renault. They have a 4-cylinder cast iron or aluminum engine block. The cylinder head is made of aluminum. They work with a common rail fuel supply system, which comes from Delphi, Bosch or Siemens. A chain or belt is used to drive the valve train.

Popular DDiS-Motoren

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Index Manufacturer Displacement, l Number of cylinders Max . Power, hp Max. Torque, Nm Year of manufacture Suzuki models equipped with this engine type
Z13DTJ General Motors 1,3 16 75 2005 Swift
10FD53 Groupe PSA 1.4 16 90 200 2004 Liana RA
10JBAX Groupe PSA 1,6 16 90 215 2007 SX4 GY
K9K 704 Groupe Renault 1.5 8 65 160 2001 Jimny

Frequent defects of DDiS-motors

<Defects Engines
Engine oil leaks often. 10JBAX
The oil filter clogs prematurely and causes defects in the turbine. 10JBAX
Valve timing malfunctions occur due to a worn timing chain. 10FD53; 10JBAX
The EGR valve gets dirty quickly, which can lead to its sticking. 10JBAX; Z13DTJ
The heat-resistant washers under the injectors often burn out. 10JBAX
The pulley of the Crankshaft damper fails prematurely. 10FD53
Fuel system elements often fail. 10FD53
The connecting rod bearings are spinning. K9K 704
The injectors are susceptible to contamination. K9K 704
The timing chain skips teeth due to a pressure loss in the lubrication system. Z13DTJ