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NSG FORD Petrol 1995-2000

NSG engine — Ford 2.0 (2L)

2L · 114 hp

Engine overview

Manufacturer
FORD
Displacement
2 L
Power
114 hp
Production years
1995-2000
Fuel type
Petrol

Vehicles with this engine

Factory specifications

Values from the manufacturer documentation for this engine.

Engine (general)

Engine code NSG
Capacity 1994 cc
Idle speed 800-900 rpm
Normal 11-15 bar
Oil pressure 3.1 / 2000 bar/rpm

Engine (petrol)

Fuel system (make and type) EFi
Number of cylinders 4
Firing order 1-3-4-2
Ignition coil resistance, primary 0.4 - 0.6 ohms
Ignition coil resistance, secondary 10.500 - 16.500 ohms
Spark plugs (make and type) Motorcraft AGPR 12P
Spark plug gap 0.75 mm
CO exhaust gas 0.5% %
Lambda 0.97 – 1.03
CO at fast-idle speed < 0.3 %

Cooling system

Cap pressure 0.8-1.1 bar
Thermostat opens at 88 °C

Electrical

Battery 90 Ah

Capacities

Engine sump, incl. filter 4.5 l
Gearbox refill 1.25 l
Gearbox refill 8.2 l
Differential 34: 2.7 51A: 1.72 53: 1.72 l
Cooling system 8.5 l
Air-conditioner refrigerant 900 g
Air-conditioner compressor oil 200 ml

Torque settings

Cylinder head bolts — Stage 1 40 Nm
Cylinder head bolts — Stage 2 55 Nm
Cylinder head bolts — Stage 3 90° °
Cylinder head bolts — Stage 4 90° °
Wheel nuts 115 Nm
Wheel nuts 175 Nm

Emissions

Emission code 70/220*1996/69
Emission standard Euro 2
CO2 average 228 - 254 g/km
CO 0.698 - 0.921 g/km
HC NOx 0.355 - 0.450 g/km

Workshop procedures for this engine

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Workshop data on this page last updated 22 Aug 2026.