Name Cylinders Fuel / Octane Coolant Capacity (liters) Power (PS) RPM
Fiat 4, 62 Gasoline2 Air   35-40, 402 1,5002
GAZ 202 61,2 Gasoline1,2 Water   701, 851,2 2,800, 3,4001,
3,6001,2
GAZ 2035 61,2 Gasoline1,2,5 Water5 3.48 liters5 703, 851, 1705 2,8003, 3,4001, 3,7505
GAZ AA 41,2 Gasoline1,2 Water   653, 401 2,2001,2, 3,000
GAZ M 1 41 Gasoline1     501 2,8001
GAZ T-262 82, 41 Gasoline1 Air   88-912, 911,2 2,2001,2
Liberty Aero 121,2 Gasoline1,2     4002, 3431 2,0001,2
Liberty M-5 Aero 121,2 Gasoline1,2     3501,2 2,3001,2
M-15 T 121,2 Gasoline1,2     4501,2 1,7501,2
M-17 T 12 Gasoline Water   500 1,650
M-174 or M-17 L 121,2,4 Gasoline1,2,4 Water4 46.94 L: 3452, 5002
450-5001
5004 		L: 2,0002, 1,4502
1,400-1,4501
1,4504
M-17 M 121,2 Gasoline1,2 Water   5001,2 2,2002,
1,4501
W-24,5 (V-2?) 121,4,5 Diesel1,4,5 Water4,5 38.9 liters4 5001,5, 5504 1,7004, 1,800, 1,9004
W-2/34 121,2 Diesel1,2     5001,2 1,8001,2
W-2-44 121,2 Diesel1,2 Water   5122, 5201 2,0001,2
W-2-IS, V-2-IS5, V2-IS2 121,2 Diesel1,2,5 Water5 38.9 liters5 500, 5102, 513, 5203,5, 6001 2,1003, 2,0001, 2,2005
W-2-K 121,2 Diesel1,2 Water 38.8 500, 513, 5502, 6001 2,1502, 2,0001
W-4 121 Diesel, Gasoline1 Water   3001 2,0001

Sources:

  1. Russian Tanks and Armored Vehicles 1917-1945, by Wolfgang Fleischer, 1999
  2. The Encyclopedia of Tanks and Armored Fighting Vehicles - The Comprehensive Guide to Over 900 Armored Fighting Vehicles From 1915 to the Present Day, General Editor: Christopher F. Foss, 2002
  3. Russian Tanks of World War II Stalin's Armored Might, by Tim Bean & Will Fowler, 2002
  4. Panzer Truppen The Complete Guide to the Creation and Combat Employment of Germany's Tank Force 1933-1942, Thomas L. Jentz, 1996
  5. Panzer Truppen The Complete Guide to the Creation and Combat Employment of Germany's Tank Force 1943-1945, Thomas L. Jentz, 1996

 

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