These are different cab and truck model series produced by Scania.
This is a specific spare part number for an engine, not a model name like “DC13” or “V8”. You would use this number to find the specific engine unit the truck requires.
The specific engine is a diesel engine, likely a straight-six, 7-, 9-, or 13-liter engine, with advanced technologies like Scania’s XPI injection system and SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) for emissions control.
To find the exact engine model associated with this part number, you would need to:
Look for an engine model number (e.g., DC13, DC09) on the engine itself, or in the vehicle’s service documents.
Confirm if the engine is part of the Scania P, G, or R-series, as they have different engine options.
Once you have the specific engine model, you can find its full specifications on Scania Global’s website.
Offers power up to 560 hp and torque up to 2800 Nm, featuring a Twin SCR system for emissions compliance.
Available with power from 280 to 360 hp, with various torque figures, suitable for lighter loads or urban use.
A lighter option for urban environments, with power outputs from 220 to 280 hp.
 referencing an engine for the Scania P, G, R, or T-series trucks, which are a range of modular trucks produced by Scania. The exact engine would depend on the specific model of truck and its configuration, as Scania offers […]){kind=link}
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