XUD11A (2.1N/A) anybody ever seen one?!

[nametooshort]

According to Wikipedia there is a n/a variant of the 2.1 12-vlave XUD11 engine, called the XUD11A.

However, so fat I haven't encountered a single vehicle that uses it, or even references to it's existence apart from Wikipedia.

Has anybody ever actually seen one? Or know what they were used in?

Thanks

[Northern_Mike]

According to Wikipedia there is a n/a variant of the 2.1 12-vlave XUD11 engine, called the XUD11A.

However, so fat I haven't encountered a single vehicle that uses it, or even references to it's existence apart from Wikipedia.

Has anybody ever actually seen one? Or know what they were used in?

Thanks

It was used in both the base spec XM "D" and the 605 D as far as I'm aware.

I bet they were both flying machines..

[nametooshort]

Oh, that makes sense. They aint that common I guess, thats why nobody seems to have heard of them. Im surprised they didn't end up in the Ducato/Scudo type vehicles, because they (for some reason, especially in a Ducato which makes no sense at all) had a 1.9n/a option, which is ridiculous the poor thing can't hardly move, the 2.1n/a would have been better for the small n/a option?

Ah well, anyways, Thanks!

[Peter.N.]

The XUD11a is a non turbo version found mainly on the continent. I have a clutch for one here if anyone needs one.

Peter

[Northern_Mike]

I also believe that there is or was a 2.0 cut off for tax reasons in some European countries. This would have made the 2.1 pointless to many of its potential buyers.