2.2 D4D "2AD-FTV" Engine [e.g. Toyota Avensis T27]

The Toyota 2.2 D4D (engine code: 2AD-FTV) is a diesel engine that Toyota introduced in 2005. It’s a four-cylinder unit with a timing belt, producing up to 130 hp (97 kW) and 310 Nm of peak torque. The engine has two camshafts and aluminium cylinders, and its direct-injection fuel system delivers excellent fuel economy.

The Toyota 2.2 D4D has powered a wide range of Toyota models over the years. It first appeared in the Toyota Avensis and Toyota Corolla in 2005, before going on to feature in several other Toyota models.

Thanks to its economy and reliability, the Toyota 2.2 D4D became a popular choice across the Toyota line-up. Beyond Toyota’s own models, the engine was also supplied to Citroën, Peugeot and BMW, who used it in their own vehicles.

The Toyota 2.2 D4D stayed in production across numerous Toyota models for more than a decade and was a popular choice in many markets. Its strong efficiency and fuel economy made it an attractive option for drivers looking for an economical, dependable car.

Here are the key facts on the makes, models and production years in which the Toyota 2.2 D4D engine (engine code: 2AD-FTV) has been used:

The 2.2 D4D is a four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine built at Toyota’s plant in Iwate, Japan. It produces up to 177 hp and 400 Nm of peak torque. Its Common Rail fuel system enables precise fuel injection, resulting in better fuel economy and lower emissions.

Toyota has fitted this engine across several models, including the Avensis, Auris, Corolla, RAV4, Verso and Urban Cruiser. It was in production from 2005 to 2018, when it was replaced by a newer engine. The 2.2 D4D was a popular choice for Toyota’s diesel line-up thanks to its reliability, economy and performance.

The exact engine shown in the photo may no longer be available, but we always send our quote together with photos and full details of the available engine, including mileage and overall condition.