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1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV 2.5 TDI


1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
1996 Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
1996 Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)
1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)

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Body typeMinivan
Power102 Hp
Engine Displacement2500 cm3 or 2.5L or 152.5 cu-in
Colorwhite
Transmission GearboxManual
Fuel TypeDiesel
Drive wheelFF
Mileage310 Miles
VinWV2ZZZ70ZVH****19
Price (out of date)$5218

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the body type, 1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV?Minivan, 7 Seats, 4 Doors
What is the fuel economy, Volkswagen Multivan Minivan 1996?7.9 l/100 km
How fast is the car, Volkswagen Multivan 7DC 1996?157 km/h, 0-100 km/h: 18.1 sec
How much power, 1996 Volkswagen Multivan 2.5 TDI?102 Hp
What is the engine size, Volkswagen Multivan IV 1996 Minivan 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)?2.5L or 2461cm3
How many gears, What type is the gearbox, 1996 Volkswagen Multivan Minivan 2.5 TDI (102 Hp)?5 speed Manual
What is the drivetrain, 1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV?Front
How long is this vehicle, Volkswagen Multivan Minivan 1996?4789 mm
How wide is the vehicle, Volkswagen Multivan 7DC 1996?1840 mm
What is the gross weigh, 1996 Volkswagen Multivan 2.5 TDI?2730 kg

Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp) 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Specs

General information

Complectation name2.5 TDI
Production start year1995
Production start month9
Production end year2003
Production end month6
Drive typeFront
Frame typeMinivan
Transmission type5 speed Manual
Engine volume, cc2461
Frame name7DC
0 to 100 time18.1
Max speed157
Clearance, mm150
Manufacturing countryGermany
Doors4

Vehicle generation

Generation nameT4
Generation number4
Facelift number1
Production start year1995
Production end year2003

Engine, transmission and steering specs

Engine specs

Engine nameACV, AUF, AXL, AYC
FuelDiesel
Engine typeIn-line, 5-cylinder
Has turboyes
Turbo typeTurbine
Max power, hp102
Max power RPM, rpm3500
Max power, hp (kWt) / rpm102 (75) / 3500
Max torque, N*m250
Max torque RPM, rpm2300
Max torque, N*m (kg*m) / rpm250 (26) / 2300
Valves per cylinder2
Engine additional info10-valve
Eco typeEuro-2

Fuel consumption

City9.9
Country side6.8
Combined7.9

Steering

Power steeringyes

Dimensions

Frame dimensions

Exterior length, mm4789
Exterior width, mm1840
Exterior height, mm1970

Interior dimensions

Capacity7
Seat rows3

Chassis dimensions

Wheel base, mm2920
Wheel spacing front1589
Wheel spacing rear1554

Weight and permissible load

Mass, kg1885
Max capacity845
Max. weight2730
Max roof weight100
Trailer max weight wobrakes700
Trailer maxweight 12deg2000

Volumes

Fuel tank capacity, l80

Suspension specs

Suspension specs

Front suspensionIndependent, Spring McPherson
Rear suspensionSemi-independent, torsion bar

Wheel rims

Disc6Jx15

Tires

Front wheels205/65 R15
Rear wheels205/65 R15

Brakes

Front brakeDiscs
Rear brakeDiscs


1996 Volkswagen Multivan IV 7DC 2.5 TDI (102 Hp) specs

"Eurovan" redirects here. For the large MPV codeveloped by PSA and Fiat, see Eurovan (PSA/ Fiat joint venture).

The Volkswagen Transporter (known in North America as the Volkswagen Eurovan) was the first front-engined van produced by German automaker Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and is the successor of the Volkswagen Type 2 van. It is built on the Volkswagen Group T platform.


As early as the late 1970s, Volkswagen began to think about replacing their rear-engined Type 2 vans with a more modern, front-engined, water-cooled design, as they had very successfully done with their passenger cars earlier in that decade. The reason why in 1980 they still introduced the new rear-engined T3/ Vanagon instead is unclear; the front-engined van was delayed until 1990.

The T4, released in 1990, was the first Transporter without a rear engine. This front-wheel drive model was available in two wheelbases, and being front-engined allowed a far greater diversity for special bodies - from wreckers to three-axled minibuses to large box-bodied ambulances, almost everything was possible. Transversely mounted engines with four, five and six cylinders, and especially the very popular TDI diesel engines with direct injection, brought the Transporter's performance back to state of the art, which couldn't really be said about either the T2 or T3.



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