Mercedes-Benz OM 50x

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OM 501 LA / OM 502 LA
Production period: 1996-2012
Manufacturer: Daimler Benz
Working principle: diesel
Motor design: V engine
Cylinder: 6 (OM 501)
8 (OM 502)
Valve control: DOHC
Drilling: 130 mm
Hub: 150 mm
Displacement: 11,946 or
15,928 cm 3
Compression: 17.75: 1
18.5: 1
Mixture preparation: Unit pump-line-nozzle
Engine charging: turbocharger
Lubrication system: Pressure circulation lubrication
Power: 230-480 kW
Max. Torque: 1530-3000 Nm
Emission standard: Euro 2
Euro 3
Euro 4
Euro 5
Previous model: OM 441 LA (V6)
OM 442 LA (V8)
Successor: OM 470 LA
OM 471 LA
OM 473 LA

The OM 500 engine series is a series of diesel engines from Mercedes-Benz with 6 or 8 cylinders in a V arrangement, which was introduced in 1996 as the successor to the OM 400 series. The new engine family uses a common kit for central components (e.g. pistons , connecting rods, etc.). The different engine outputs are generated almost exclusively by differences in the respective software in the engine control unit . Mechanically, the OM 500 series is designed for a mileage of one million kilometers. The OM 500 series was replaced by the OM 47x series .