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Power units for Your Volkswagen Polo SUV Sixth Generation (2017-2021)

Power units  
Engine and gearbox combinations  
Petrol engines  
Petrol engines  
1.0-l 48/55-kW  
MPI engine  
CHYC and CHYB  
1.0-l 70-kW  
TSI engine  
CHZL  
1.0-l 85-kW  
TSI engine  
CHZJ and DKJA  
2.0-l 147-kW  
TSI engine  
CZPA  
Gearbox  
5-speed  
manual gearbox  
MQ200-5F*  
0DF  
Only CHZJ  
6-speed  
manual gearbox  
MQ200-6F*  
0AJ  
Only DKJA  
7-speed  
dual clutch gearbox  
DQ200-7F*  
0CW  
6-speed  
dual clutch gearbox  
DQ250-6F*  
0D9  
S571_081  
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5F = 5-speed front-wheel drive, 6F = 6-speed front-wheel drive, 7F = 7-speed front-wheel drive  
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Diesel engines  
Diesel engines  
1.6-l 59-kW  
TDI engine  
DGTC  
1.6-l 70-kW  
TDI engine  
DGTD  
Gearbox  
5-speed  
manual gearbox  
MQ250-5F*  
0A4  
7-speed  
dual clutch gearbox  
DQ200-7F*  
0CW  
S571_082  
TGI engine (natural gas)  
TGI engine  
1.0-l 66-kW  
TGI engine  
DBYA  
Gearbox  
5-speed  
manual gearbox  
MQ200-5F*  
0DF  
S571_083  
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Power units  
The 1.0-l 48-kW/55-kW MPI engines  
The 1.0-l engines belong to the EA211 petrol engine product range. The engine mechanics are the same for both  
power variants. The different outputs are achieved with the software.  
Technical features  
Intake manifold injection (SRE)  
Camshafts driven via a toothed belt  
Camshaft housing features a modular design  
Cylinder head with integrated exhaust manifold  
Coolant pump integrated into the thermostat  
housing  
Coolant pump driven by the exhaust camshaft via  
a toothed belt  
Inlet camshaft with variable valve timing  
S571_017  
You will find further information in Self-  
study Programme no. 508  
“The 1.0 l 44/55 kW MPI Engine”.  
Technical data  
Torque and power diagram  
[kW]  
50  
[Nm]  
Engine code  
Type  
CHYC  
CHYB  
3-cylinder in-line engine  
120  
105  
90  
3
Displacement  
Bore  
999 cm  
74.5 mm  
76.4 mm  
4
45  
40  
35  
30  
Stroke  
Valves per cylinder  
Compression ratio  
Maximum output  
10.5:1  
75  
60  
48 kW at  
5,100–  
55 kW at  
6,200 rpm  
6,100 rpm  
25  
20  
45  
30  
Maximum torque  
Engine management  
Fuel  
95 Nm at 3,000–4,300 rpm  
Bosch Motronic MED 17.5.20  
Super unleaded with RON 95  
Exhaust gas treatment  
Three-way catalytic converter  
with one step-type lambda  
probe before and one after the  
catalytic converter  
15  
15  
1,000  
3,000  
5,000  
[rpm]  
Emission standard  
EU6  
S571_018  
CHYC, 48 kW  
CHYB, 55 kW  
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The 1.0-l 70-kW/85-kW TSI engines  
The 1.0-l TSI engines also belong to the EA211 petrol engine product range. The engine mechanics are essentially  
the same for the two output versions of the Polo described in this book. The different outputs are achieved with  
the software.  
Technical features  
Direct petrol injection  
Turbocharger with electric charge pressure  
positioner  
Camshafts driven via a toothed belt  
Cylinder head with integrated exhaust manifold  
Thermostat housing with integrated coolant pump  
Coolant pump driven by the exhaust camshaft via a  
toothed belt  
Variable inlet valve timing (50°CS)  
Variable exhaust valve timing (40°CS)  
Vane-type oil pump with continuously variable oil  
pressure control  
High-pressure fuel pump with a maximum injection  
pressure of up to 350 bar (DKJA)  
S571_019  
You will find further information in Self-  
study Programme No. 539   
"The 1.0-l 3-cylinder TSI engine".  
Friction-optimised pistons and piston rings (DKJA)  
Technical data  
Torque and power diagram  
[kW]  
80  
[Nm]  
Engine code  
Type  
CHZL  
CHZJ/DKJA  
3-cylinder in-line engine  
3
200  
180  
160  
140  
120  
100  
80  
Displacement  
Bore  
999 cm  
74.5 mm  
76.4 mm  
4
70  
60  
Stroke  
Valves per cylinder  
Compression ratio  
Maximum output  
10.5:1  
50  
40  
70 kW at  
5,000–  
5,500 rpm  
85 kW at  
5,000–  
5,500 rpm  
Maximum torque  
175 Nm at  
2,000–  
3,500 rpm  
200 Nm at  
2,000–  
3,500 rpm  
30  
20  
10  
Engine management  
Fuel  
Bosch Motronic MED 17.5.20  
60  
Super unleaded at RON 95  
(normal unleaded at RON 91  
with slight reduction in per-  
formance)  
[rpm]  
1,000  
3,000  
5,000  
S571_020  
Exhaust gas treatment  
Emission standard  
Three-way catalytic  
converter with one step-type  
lambda probe before and one  
after the catalytic converter  
CHZL, 70 kW  
CHZJ, 85 kW  
EU6  
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Power units  
The 2.0-l 147-kW TSI engine  
The basic engine is based on the 2.0-l 132-kW TSI engine from the EA888 petrol engine product range. The  
output of the TSI engine in the Polo has been increased by 15 kW by means of engine software management.  
Technical features  
Electronic valvelift system on intake side  
Combustion process based on Miller cycle  
Air mass meter G70  
Dual injection system with TSI and SRE injectors  
(combined direct injection and intake manifold  
injection)  
Three-part oil scraper ring  
Engine control unit with four core processors  
S571_023  
You will find further information in Self-  
study Programme no. 554 “The 2.0-l  
132-kW TSI Engine”.  
Technical data  
Torque and power diagram  
[Nm]  
[kW]  
Engine code  
Type  
CZPA  
4-cylinder in-line engine  
140  
130  
340  
320  
300  
280  
260  
240  
220  
200  
180  
3
Displacement  
Bore  
1984 cm  
82.5 mm  
92.8 mm  
Stroke  
120  
110  
Valves per cylinder  
Compression ratio  
Maximum output  
Maximum torque  
Engine management  
Fuel  
4
11.6:1  
147 kW at 4,400–6,000 rpm  
320 Nm at 1,500–4,400 rpm  
Bosch MG1  
100  
90  
Super unleaded with RON 95  
80  
70  
60  
Exhaust gas treatment  
Three-way catalytic converter,  
one broadband lambda probe  
upstream of the turbocharger  
and one step-type lambda probe  
downstream of the catalytic  
converter  
Emission standard  
EU6  
[rpm]  
1,000  
3,000  
5,000  
S571_024  
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The 1.0-l 66-kW TGI engine (natural gas)  
The 1.0-l 66-kW TGI engine also belongs to the EA211 petrol engine product range. It is a bivalent natural gas  
engine. The additional components for the natural gas drive are the only difference from the 1.0-l 70/85-kW TSI  
engine.  
Technical features  
One engine control unit for natural gas and petrol  
operation  
Electronic gas pressure regulator with a  
mechanical pressure reduction level  
Optimised gas injection valves, allowing starting  
at temperatures down to -10°C in natural gas  
operation  
Reinforced valve seat inserts, hard-faced inlet  
valves, valve stem oil seals with a second sealing  
lip, resulting in forced lubrication of the valve  
stem in the valve guides  
S571_021  
You will find more information in Self-  
Study Programme no. 528 “The Natural  
Gas Drive in the Golf/Golf Estate TGI  
BlueMotion”.  
Technical data  
Torque and power diagram  
[Nm]  
[kW]  
Engine code  
Type  
DBYA  
3-cylinder in-line engine  
80  
180  
160  
140  
3
Displacement  
Bore  
999 cm  
70  
60  
74.5 mm  
76.4 mm  
Stroke  
Valves per cylinder  
Compression ratio  
Maximum output  
Maximum torque  
Engine management  
Fuel  
4
10.5:1  
120  
100  
50  
40  
66 kW at 4,000–5,500 rpm  
160 Nm at 1,800–3,800 rpm  
Bosch Motronic MG1  
80  
60  
40  
30  
20  
10  
Natural gas H  
Natural gas L with reduced  
range  
Super unleaded at RON 95  
Exhaust gas treatment  
Emission standard  
Three-way catalytic converter  
with one step-type Lambda  
probe upstream of the catalytic  
converter and one downstream  
1,000  
3,000  
5,000  
[rpm]  
S571_022  
EU6  
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Power units  
The 1.6-l 59-kW/70-kW TDI engines  
The 1.6-l TDI engines belong to the EA288 diesel engine product range. The different output variants are created  
by using modified engine software. All diesel engines are equipped with the selective catalytic reduction exhaust  
gas treatment system (SCR system) and fulfil the EU6 emission standard.  
Technical features  
Thermal management using on-demand coolant  
pump  
Water-cooled charge air cooler  
Two-stage oil pressure control  
Dual-circuit exhaust gas recirculation consisting  
of high-pressure and low-pressure exhaust gas  
recirculation  
Emission control module with oxidising catalytic  
converter and diesel particulate filter  
SCR exhaust gas treatment system  
Common rail fuel injection with a maximum  
injection pressure of 2,000 bar  
S571_004  
Technical data  
Torque and power diagram  
Nm  
kW  
Engine code  
Type  
DGTC  
DGTD  
4-cylinder in-line engine  
330  
290  
250  
80  
70  
60  
3
Displacement  
Bore  
1,598 cm  
79.5mm  
80.5mm  
4
Stroke  
Valves per cylinder  
Compression ratio  
Maximum output  
210  
170  
50  
40  
30  
20  
16.2:1  
59 kW at 2,750 70 kW at 2,750  
to 4,750 rpm to 4,500 rpm  
130  
90  
Maximum torque  
250 Nm at  
1,500 to 2,250 1,500 to 2,500  
rpm rpm  
250 Nm at  
Engine management  
Fuel  
Delphi DCM 6.2  
50  
10  
Diesel compliant with EN590  
Exhaust gas treatment  
Dual-circuit exhaust gas recircu-  
lation system, oxidising catalytic  
converter, diesel particulate filter  
and selective catalytic reduction  
1,000  
3,000  
5,000 rpm  
S571_006  
Emission standard  
EU6  
DGTC, 59 kW  
DGTD, 70 kW  
You will find further information on the diesel engines in Self-study Programme no. 526 “The EA288  
Diesel Engine Family with EU6 Compliance”.  
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The SCR system  
The SCR system reduces nitrogen oxide emissions in the exhaust gas. A reducing agent quality sensor and a  
second NOx sender allow fast and precise monitoring of the SCR system. Furthermore the reducing agent tank  
has a filling shut-off device.  
Filler cap  
Reducing agent tank with  
approximately 12 litres capacity  
Breather line  
Filler pipe  
Float  
S571_007  
Heater for reducing  
agent tank Z102  
Pump for  
reducing agent V437  
Delivery unit for  
reducing agent  
Reducing agent line  
connection  
metering system GX19  
Reducing  
agent quality  
sensor G849  
Electrical connection  
Temperature sender for  
reducing agent G685  
Tank sender for reducing agent G684  
You will find further information on the design and function of the SCR system in Self-study  
Programme no. 540 “SCR Exhaust Gas Treatment in the Passat 2015”.  
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Power units  
Filling shut-off device  
The reducing agent tank in the Polo is equipped with a filling shut-off device due to its design and installation  
position. It consists of a plastic float that is mounted so it can move inside a guide cylinder leading to the  
breather line connection.  
Function  
When you fill the reducing agent tank with AdBlue®, the air escapes from the tank via the breather line.  
Refilling procedure at low filling speed  
Breather line  
If you fill the reducing agent tank slowly, for  
example, with a refill bottle, the float will rise slowly  
with the AdBlue® level.   
Float  
The float will close the breather line when it reaches  
the top position. The air then escapes from the tank  
slowly via small notches in the float.  
Filler pipe  
S571_116  
Notch  
Filling procedure at high filling speed  
Breather line  
Float  
If you fill the reducing agent tank at a high speed, for  
example, with an AdBlue® filling nozzle, this will lead  
to strong wave movements in the tank. The float will  
rise quickly due to the wave movement thus closing  
the breather line early. This reduces the risk of  
AdBlue® leaking due to the considerably higher  
filling speed.   
Filler pipe  
As soon as the AdBlue® level has settled after the  
filling nozzle automatically shuts off, the float will be  
lowered and open the breather line again. The filling  
quantity can be increased slightly by actuating the  
filling nozzle repeatedly.  
S571_115  
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Reducing agent quality sensor G849  
Task and fitting location  
The reducing agent quality sensor G849 is an ultrasonic sensor. It is integrated into the delivery unit for reducing  
agent metering system GX19 and is used to monitor the quality of the AdBlue® reducing agent.  
Design  
Ultrasonic  
transmitter/receiver  
Defined distance Reflector  
The reducing agent quality sensor G849 consists of a  
combined transmitter/receiver and a reflector for the  
ultrasonic waves. The reflector and the transmitter/  
receiver are positioned at a set distance from each  
other.  
S571_008  
Reflector  
Function  
Ultrasonic transmitter/  
receiver  
The ultrasonic transmitter transmits ultrasonic  
waves onto a reflector where they are reflected  
towards the ultrasonic receiver. The urea  
concentration of the reducing agent is calculated  
from the time difference between the transmitted  
and the returned ultrasonic pulse. The speed of the  
ultrasonic waves varies according to the density of  
the reducing agent in the reducing agent tank. In  
order to take the current temperature of the  
reducing agent into consideration in the urea  
concentration calculation, the signal from the  
temperature sender for reducing agent G685 is used  
to determine the reducing agent quality.  
S571_009  
Key  
Transmitted ultrasonic waves  
Reflected ultrasonic waves  
Reducing agent  
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Power units  
Signal use  
The signal from the reducing agent quality sensor G849 is evaluated by the evaluation electronics in the delivery  
unit for reducing agent metering system GX19 and transmitted to the engine control unit J623 in the form of a  
SENT signal. If the urea concentration of the reducing agent is too low or too high, an entry will be made in the  
engine control unit event memory. The warning for an SCR system fault is displayed in the dash panel insert.  
The urea concentration in the reducing agent may be too low if, for example, the reducing agent tank has  
been filled with water or AdBlue® that does not comply with emission standards.  
The urea concentration in the reducing agent can be too high if, for example, a vehicle is not driven for a very  
long period and water has evaporated from the AdBlue®.  
Effects of signal failure  
If the signal from the reducing agent quality sender fails, an entry will be made in the engine control unit event  
memory. The AdBlue® warning indicator for a fault in the SCR system is switched on in the dash panel insert  
display.  
Nitrogen oxide sensors  
Task  
The engine control unit measures the amount of nitrogen oxide in the exhaust gas as well as the efficiency of the  
SCR system using the signals from the two NOx senders.  
Fitting location  
The NOx sender G295 is located in the emission control module upstream of the oxidising catalytic converter and  
the reduction catalytic converter. The NOx sender 2 G687 is located downstream of the ammonia trap. Both NOx  
senders have a separate control unit for evaluating and transmitting the signals to the engine control unit J623.  
Signal use  
The signals from the two NOx senders are used to monitor the efficiency for the SCR system as part of the  
European on-board diagnosis. The engine control unit compares the nitrogen oxide concentration before and  
after exhaust gas treatment with the signals from the NOx sender G295 and the NOx sender 2 G687. If the  
nitrogen oxide concentration in the exhaust gas deviates from the specified values in the engine control unit, the  
exhaust emissions warning lamp K83 (MIL) will be switched on. The diagnosis processes for calculating the  
efficiency are performed in the engine part load range.  
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Fitting location of NO sender  
x
Injector for reducing agent N474  
NO sender G295  
x
Oxidising catalytic converter  
Diesel particulate filter and  
reduction catalytic converter  
Control unit for NO sender  
x
J583  
Decoupling element  
Trap catalytic converter  
NO sender 2 G687  
x
Control unit for NO sender 2  
x
J881  
S571_010  
Exhaust flap control unit J883  
Effects of signal failure  
If the signal fails, an entry will be made in the engine control unit event memory. The exhaust emissions warning  
lamp K83 (MIL) is switched on.  
You will find further information on the design and function of the NOx sender in Self-study  
Programme no. 424 “The Selective Catalytic Reduction Exhaust Gas Treatment System”.  
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