Mini/peugeot/citreon 1.6 Turbo 10FJ Engine

The 1.6 Turbo “10FJ” (more commonly known by its PSA development code, EP6CDTM ) is a member of the Prince engine family. This engine was a high-profile collaboration between BMW Group and PSA Peugeot Citroën , designed to replace the older Tritec engines with a more efficient, high-tech powertrain. In the Mini world, it is often associated with the R56 LCI (facelift) Cooper S, while in French circles, it powers everything from the Peugeot 208 GTi to the Citroën DS3. Core Specifications Feature Details Configuration Inline 4-Cylinder, 16-Valve DOHC Displacement 1598cc Induction Twin-Scroll Turbocharger Fuel System Direct Injection (DI) Valvetrain Valvetronic (BMW) + Dual VVT Output ~115–135 kW (156–184 hp) / 240–260 Nm Key Characteristics Twin-Scroll Tech: The 10FJ utilizes a twin-scroll turbocharger, which virtually eliminates turbo lag by separating exhaust pulses. This provides a very flat torque curve, making the car feel punchy from as low as 1,400 RPM . Efficiency & Weight: Built with an all-aluminum block and head, it is incredibly light, which helps the handling characteristics of the small hatchbacks it usually sits in. Performance Versatility: Because of the Valvetronic variable valve lift system, the engine is highly responsive and can be tuned for significant power gains without losing daily drivability. Common Applications You will find the 10FJ and its close siblings in: Mini: Cooper S (R56), Clubman (R55), Countryman (R60). Peugeot: 207, 208, 308, RCZ. Citroën: C4, DS3, DS4.