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The factory specification for this Chevrolet EXPRESS Standard Cargo Van: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the Chevrolet EXPRESS Standard Cargo Van
The CHEVROLET EXPRESS Standard Cargo Van is a reliable van that was built from 2006 to 2014. It's perfect for transporting goods and equipment, making it a popular choice for businesses and utility purposes. With its spacious interior, this van is designed to handle a variety of tasks, whether you're moving supplies across town or setting up for a big event. Its rear-wheel drive ensures stability and control, especially when carrying heavy loads.
Under the hood, the CHEVROLET EXPRESS features a 4.3-liter petrol engine with a displacement of 4.3000, powered by a six-cylinder setup. This engine, known by the code D 2866 LXF, delivers a solid 197 PS or 145 kW of power. The van uses an intake manifold injection system and includes a three-way catalytic converter to help reduce emissions. While it doesn't have ABS or ASR, its straightforward design and dependable performance make it a practical choice for those needing a sturdy work vehicle.
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