Volvo D5 Diesel Engine Technology

I'm planning to buy a used Volvo V70 with a 5-cylinder diesel engine, 2.4 liters, manufactured in 2012. I'm interested in the technical details of the engine, such as the type of injection, whether the camshaft(s) are driven by a chain or timing belt, the torque curve, and other details, as much as a non-expert can understand. I hope I'm in the right place here in this diesel enthusiast forum, even though Volvo is not part of the VAG group. If I'm in the wrong place, please let me know where I might find what I'm looking for.

Thank you for the feedback.

Heinrich.

Hello.

Sure, here's the translation:

"Just as an overview."

Type | Series
Number of cylinders: 5.
Engine placement: Front-mounted, transverse.
Engine displacement: 2401 cm³
Power: 129 kW (175 hp) at 3000 rpm.
Drill hole x Hub: 81.0 x 93.15 mm
Compression ratio: 18.0:1
Valves/Cylinders: 4

Location of camshaft and valves: overhead valves, two overhead camshafts.

Camshaft drive: Timing belt, replacement interval starting with model year '07, every 180,000 km.
Fuel mixing | Diesel, direct injection.
Charging | Turbo Charging
max. Torque: 420 Nm at 1500 rpm.
Particulate filter | Standard equipment.
Specific power: 53.7 kW/liter or 72.9 PS/liter.


Drive type: Front-wheel drive.
Manual transmission, 6 gears.
Automatic transmission: 6 speeds.

Regards, Mpire.