Applicable Engine:
P5AT
Applicable Brand:
FORD
Applicable Car:
RANGER 5 CYL
Product parameters:
Displacement | Fuel | Cylinder | Vale | Camshaft | Year |
3.2 |
Diesel
|
5 | 20 | 2 | 2011 - 2022 |
Cylinder Head
Displacement | Fuel | Cylinder | Vale | Camshaft | Year |
3.2 |
Diesel
|
5 | 20 | 2 | 2011 - 2022 |
ML NO. | OEM NO. | REF NO. |
MLG097 | FB3Q-6090DA BK3Z6049A BK3Q6K537BD |
5-Cylinder | DOHC | 20-Valve | Turbocharged Diesel | Common Rail
The P5AT engine is a 3.2L inline-5 Duratorq TDCi diesel engine, part of Ford’s Puma engine family. It features a DOHC, 20-valve aluminum cylinder head with common rail fuel injection and a turbocharger. The cylinder head is used in high-output 4×4 and utility vehicles, offering robust performance and torque for both commercial and personal use.
Specification | Details |
---|---|
Engine Code | P5AT |
Displacement | 3.2L (3198 cc) |
Configuration | Inline 5-cylinder |
Valvetrain | DOHC, 20 valves (4 per cylinder) |
Aspiration | Turbocharged |
Fuel System | Common Rail Direct Injection (CRDi) |
Cylinder Head Material | Cast Aluminum Alloy |
Cooling System | Water-cooled |
Emission Standards | Euro 4 / 5 / 6 (varies by market) |
Compatible Transmissions | Manual & Automatic (6-speed / 10-speed) |
Make | Model | Year Range | Region |
---|---|---|---|
Ford | Ranger 3.2 TDCi (PX, PXII, PXIII) | 2011–2022 | Global (EU, Asia, AUS) |
Ford | Everest 3.2 TDCi | 2015–2022 | Asia, AUS, Middle East |
Mazda | BT-50 3.2 (shared platform) | 2011–2020 | Global (select markets) |
Troller | T4 3.2 TDCi (Brazil) | 2014–2021 | South America |
OEM Part Number | Notes |
---|---|
AB39-6090-AF | Complete head (P5AT spec) |
AB39-6090-AH | Variant with cam cap differences |
AB39-6049-AF / AE | Camshaft cover / top housing |
1718771 / 1762754 | Fully assembled versions |
Note: Confirm sensor ports, EGR fitting, and camshaft cap style when replacing.
Issue | Cause | Fix |
---|---|---|
Head warping or cracking | Overheating / coolant loss | Resurface or replace head |
Valve seat erosion | Long-term heat & mileage | Recut or replace inserts |
Camshaft bearing wear | Oil starvation or dirty oil | Replace cams and polish journals |
Injector carbon buildup | Seal failure or poor combustion | Clean bore, reseat injectors |
EGR port clogging | Soot accumulation | Clean EGR passages during service |
P5AT-powered vehicles are widely used in:
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