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Volvo D6D construction engine
The D-series' fully priced reference listing: US$6,345 at MOQ 1, with rated power, torque, displacement and fuel consumption all on record.
The D6D is the Volvo D-series model whose listing carries a complete commercial and technical snapshot. Its platform listing states a price of US$6,345 at a minimum of 1, a rated power of 155 kW at 2,500 rpm, maximum torque of 743 Nm, a displacement of 6.0 litres and fuel consumption of 204 g/kWh. For a construction-machine replacement buyer, that is enough published data to shortlist the model and sanity-check it against the installed engine before an enquiry is even sent.
The D6D sits in the D-series line listed for construction equipment — D4D, D4E, D5D, D5E, D6D, D6E, D7D and D7E each have their own product page in the catalogue's construction category. Ask for the other models' per-model figures per designation; the D6D is the reference because its listing is the complete one. The D6D's figures are its own and do not extend to its siblings.
Listed range at a glance
| Model / line | Details on record |
|---|---|
| Price / MOQ | US$6,345 · MOQ 1 (as listed) |
| Rated power | 155 kW at 2,500 rpm |
| Max torque | 743 Nm |
| Displacement | 6.0 L |
| Fuel consumption | 204 g/kWh (as listed) |
| Series context | D-series construction engines: D4D · D4E · D5D · D5E · D6D · D6E · D7D · D7E |
Replacing a D6D
Match on the three identity figures first: displacement (6.0 L), rated power point (155 kW at 2,500 rpm) and torque (743 Nm). If your installed engine's plate agrees, the enquiry becomes a confirmation exercise — restate the designation, confirm the current price against the listed US$6,345, and confirm scope of supply and delivery for the unit. If the plate disagrees on any of the three, you are probably looking at a sibling model (D6E, or a D5/D7 variant): name what the plate actually says and have that model confirmed instead of forcing the D6D figures onto it.
The listed fuel consumption of 204 g/kWh is worth using properly: it lets a fleet buyer estimate running cost per operating hour at a given load factor before purchase, from published data rather than a sales estimate. Combine it with the torque figure when comparing against the engine being replaced — a replacement that matches on power but not on torque changes how the machine works, and the listed figures here let you check both.
How buyers spec this line
- Identity check: 6.0 L · 155 kW at 2,500 rpm · 743 Nm — all three, not one.
- Listed price US$6,345 at MOQ 1: confirm as current in the quote.
- Fuel consumption 204 g/kWh is listed — use it for running-cost estimates.
- Sibling D-series figures: ask per designation — never borrow the D6D's.
Terms on record
Listed terms on record: complete engines and power units carry a delivery window of 15–30 days and a warranty of 1 year or 1,200 hours, whichever comes first, as published in the supplier's FAQ. Confirm the exact rating, scope of supply and delivery window for your model before you order.
Buyer questions
What does the D6D cost?
Its listing shows US$6,345 at MOQ 1. Confirm the current price and the scope of supply in your enquiry.
Which machines does the D6D fit?
It is listed in the construction equipment engine line. Match your machine's engine designation and the identity figures (6.0 L, 155 kW at 2,500 rpm, 743 Nm) before ordering.
Are the D6E's figures the same?
Do not assume so. The D6E is a separate listed model; ask for its figures per designation in the enquiry.
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