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Scania Cilinderkop (OE 2452544) – Heavy-Duty Replacement for DC13 Euro 6 Engines
The Volgen Power 2452544 Cilinderkop is a premium aftermarket solution designed for Scania DC13 Inline-6 diesel engines. Engineered to withstand the intense thermal cycles and high combustion pressures of modern Euro 6 heavy-duty trucks, this Cilinderkop ensures restored engine compression and optimal fuel efficiency.
Whether you are operating a Scania R-Series, S-Series, or G-Series, this direct-replacement Cilinderkop offers OEM-level performance at a competitive price point, helping you minimize downtime and maintenance costs.
Product Details

| Parameter | Details |
| OE Part Number | 2452544 |
| Cross Reference | 2005999, 2195758, 2269666 (Verify specific casting numbers) |
| Engine Compatibility | Scania DC13 (13-Liter), Euro 6 Standards |
| Vehicle Application | Scania R410, R450, S450, S500, G-Series, P-Series |
| Material | High-Grade Vermicular Graphite Iron (CGI) or Alloy Cast Iron |
| Configuration | Single Head per Cylinder (Modular Design) |
| Valves | 4-Valve Technology Compatible |
| Net Weight | Approx. 34 kg (Per Head) |
| Warranty | 1-Year Volgen Power Standard |
Features & Advantages
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Superior Thermal Durability: Cast from high-strength iron alloys capable of handling the extreme exhaust temperatures of Euro 6 EGR/SCR systems, preventing common cracking issues.
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Precision Machining: Valve guides and seats are machined to micron-level tolerances to ensure perfect sealing, reducing oil consumption, and preventing compression loss.
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Optimized Coolant Flow: Internal water jackets are designed to match OEM flow dynamics, preventing hot spots and Cilinderkop warping under heavy loads.
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Ready to Install: Pre-inspected for flatness and pressure tested to ensure zero leaks upon installation.
Common Faults & Replacement Signals
Diagnosing a faulty Cilinderkop on a Scania DC13 can save your engine from catastrophic failure. Look for these signs:
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Coolant Loss & Overheating: If you are losing coolant without visible external leaks, the Cilinderkop may be cracked, or the gasket may have failed, allowing coolant into the combustion chamber.
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White Smoke: Excessive white exhaust smoke indicates coolant is burning in the cylinder.
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Oil Contamination: “Milky” oil indicates coolant has mixed with the engine oil, often due to a crack in the head casting.
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Combustion Gas in Coolant: Bubbles appearing in the expansion tank while the engine is running suggest a breach between the cylinder and water jacket.
Installation Best Practices
Note: Scania DC13 engines use a modular design (individual heads). It is often recommended to inspect adjacent heads when replacing one.
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Cleanliness: Ensure the engine block deck is scraped clean and free of oil. Check the liner protrusion height (standout) before installation—typical spec is $0.15\text{mm} – 0.25\text{mm}$ (consult workshop manual).
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New Bolts: Always use new cylinder head bolts. These are torque-to-yield (TTY) bolts and cannot be reused.
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Torque Sequence: Follow the specific Scania tightening procedure strictly (e.g., initial torque, followed by specific angle turns).
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Valve Adjustment: After installation, valve clearance and unit injector settings must be adjusted to manufacturer specs.
Shipping & Support
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Packaging: Securely packed in reinforced crates to prevent damage to machined surfaces during transit.
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Availability: In stock and ready for global dispatch.
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Wholesale Inquiries: We offer competitive pricing for fleet orders and parts distributors.
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