Volvo Penta Marine engine

AD41

In production 1989–2004

The Volvo Penta AD41 is the Aquamatic sterndrive version of the 3.6-litre six-cylinder 40-series diesel, a turbocharged and aftercooled 200 hp package sold with the DP Duoprop or SP single-prop drive.

AD41 - originally sold as AQAD41 - is Volvo Penta's 3.6-litre six-cylinder turbo diesel packaged as a complete Aquamatic sterndrive rather than a shaft inboard. Volvo's own 1990 brochure rates it at 147 kW (200 hp) with the DP Duoprop drive as standard and the single-propeller SP drive as an option; later A, B and P revisions carried the same basic rating into the 2000s, by which point the compressor-charged KAD42 and KAD43 sat above it in the range. On the Nordic used market AD41 is the six-cylinder diesel sterndrive of the 1990s cabin-boat generation, and the questions a buyer should ask are about the transom shield, bellows and drive rather than the engine, which is mechanically simple and long-lived.

Specifications

Power

Power
200 hp
Power (kW)
147 kW
Rated speed
3900 rpm

Engine

Configuration
inline-6
Cylinders
6
Displacement
3.6 L
Aspiration
turbo + aftercooler
Weight
520 kg
Fuel
Diesel
Mounting
Inboard
Drive type
Sterndrive

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Sources

  1. 1. AD41/DP (AQAD41/DP) - Volvo Penta brochure 47710529 (02-1990) — AB Volvo Penta

Specifications compiled from manufacturer sources.