Just to confuse you.
D4 has come with 3 ‘T’urbo ’D’iesel ‘V’ 6 engines:
TDV6 2.7 single turbo - Ended 2012
TDV6 3.0 Twin Turbo
SDV6 3.0 Twin Turbo
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						Thinking of buying a used D4 and see there are two engines to choose from, the TDV6 and SDV6. Looking at the auto videos on you tube all I saw was the TDV6, any particular reason for that?
Just to confuse you.
D4 has come with 3 ‘T’urbo ’D’iesel ‘V’ 6 engines:
TDV6 2.7 single turbo - Ended 2012
TDV6 3.0 Twin Turbo
SDV6 3.0 Twin Turbo
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						Thanks for that, just wondering if there are any major differences between them making the TDV6 a better bet offroad, the extra power and torque on the SDV6 is tempting though
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						SubscriberWhen I bought my TDV6 5 seater base model in 2015 there was about $15k price upgrade to the lowest spec SDV6. The price was taken up with a bunch of added features that I didn't want so I got mine re-tuned and now I have the same performance as the SDV6 without the fruit.
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There are a good few threads on this,some pretty recent.
Have a look through the D3/4 section,and you should find them.
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						SupporterThe TD is an identical motor just detuned slightly but still packs a wallop. Get it chipped if need be. Make a list of the features you want as nearly no to are alike. Colour, diff lock, HSE memory seats etc etc. honestly the engine would be way the down list. More importantly the 8 speed of the 2014 is worth more consideration and low klm’s. Or if cheaper wheel options are your thing perhaps the 2.7, but finding a good low k example my be harder but not impossible.
2014 white TDV6, compomotives with BFG KO2, E-Diff, rocksliders, Redarc DBS, Mitch Hitch, TPMS, icom UHF, GOE compressor and bash plates, hidden winch Mount, GAP ID tool.
The 2.7,when tuned has similar outputs to a stock TDV6,but they all had the 6 speed,similar to SDV6 of same years.The TDV6 came only with 8 speed,from MY13,as did the SDV6.TDV6 replaced 2.7TD.
The 2.7 is generally less problematic than the 3.0L,but they are getting on a bit now,and as someone has said,a good low K one maybe difficult to find,there were not a lot sold.
When i bought mine an SDV6 was about $12K more,i couldn't justify the extra cost, 2.7 vehicles are usually cheaper second hand.
2010 TDV6 3.0L Discovery 4 SE remapped to RRS output, Alaska White, GME XRS-330c, IIDTool BT, Dual Battery, Apple CarPlay, OEM Retrofitted: Cornering lights, Door card lights, Power + Heated Seats, Logic 7 audio
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						Plus the petrol versions are worth a look eg 250kw V6 3L supercharged is a great engine with the 8 speed auto. Often overlooked but IMHO the best D4 by a country mile...and fewer engine issues too..no weird belts to worry about replacing or bi turbo or egr issues either.
Fuel efficiency is not the only metric to consider when buying a D4.. although atm petrol is waaay cheaper than diesel🙄
But...try finding a SCV6 at a reasonable price...took us a year to get one in Tassie..and I'm pretty sure it was the only one here too 😞
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