Nissan’s renowned 1.2-liter engine family, the CR series, has been powering a variety of popular cars since 2002: from city hatchbacks like Micra and March to estate models such as Vingrode or AD. Establishing itself in two variants – with/without intake phase control – this powerful powertrain also includes reliable hvs solutions (CR10DE & CR14DE).

Engine specifications for Nissan CR12DE 1.2 l

Without phase regulator

Displacement 1240 cc
Power system Distributor Injection System
Engine power 65 hp
Torque 110 Nm
Cylinder block Aluminum R4
Cylinder head Aluminum 16v
Cylinder diameter 71 mm
Stroke 78.3 mm
Compression ratio 9.8
Engine features EGR
Hydraulic compensators No
Timing Chain/Belt Chain
Variable Valve Timing (VVT) No
Turbocharger No
Oil capacity/Recommended oil 3.4 l 0W-20
Fuel type Medium/Plus
Euro class EURO 4/5
Average lifespan 200 000 km

With phase regulator

Displacement 1240 cc
Power system Distributor Injection System
Engine power 80 – 90 hp
Torque 121 Nm
Cylinder block Aluminum R4
Cylinder head Aluminum 16v
Cylinder diameter 71 mm
Stroke 78.3 mm
Compression ratio 9.8 – 9.9
Engine features EGR
Hydraulic compensators No
Timing Chain/Belt Chain
Variable Valve Timing (VVT) intake
Turbocharger No
Oil capacity/Recommended oil 3.4 l 0W-20
Fuel type Medium/Plus
Euro class EURO 4/5
Average lifespan 200 000 km

The catalog weight of the CR12DE engine is 120 kg

The CR12DE engine number is located at the junction of the block with the box

Fuel consumption CR12DE

2007 Nissan Wingroad with automatic transmission as an example (l/100km):

City 8.3 l
Highway 6.3 l
Combined 6.9 l

What cars use the CR12DE

The Nissan CR12DE is a 1.2 litre naturally aspirated petrol engine this, which is used in a number of Nissan vehicles, such as Micra, AD, March, and Wingroad. The Nissan CR12DE is a great option for newer customers on the lookout for reliable but economical daily drivers that won’t cost too much to run.

Nissan
Micra 3 (K12) 2002 – 2010
March 3 (K12) 2002 – 2010
Wingroad 3 (Y12) 2005 – 2017
AD 4 (Y12) 2006 – …

Problems & disadvantages of the Nissan CR12DE

  1. The first years there were problems with stretching of the timing chain, but then its life increased
  2. Also in the initial stage there were many cases of the destruction of the cylinder-head gasket
  3. This engine does not like bad fuel and requires periodic cleaning of the injectors
  4. There are a lot of complaints on the network about the difficulties of exploitation of the car at low temperatures.
  5. But the main drawback is progressing oil consumption after 150,000 km

 

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