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Used DAF CF460 Specifications Overview
Powertrain and Driveline
The DAF CF460 is powered by the 12.9L PACCAR MX-13 inline-six engine, delivering 340 kW (460 hp) across 1425–1750 rpm and a peak torque of 2300 Nm available from 1000 rpm. The engine integrates a variable geometry turbocharger (VGT) with charge cooling for rapid boost response and a high-pressure common rail injection system for optimal fuel atomization. Advanced down-speeding strategies—enabled by fast rear axle ratios and smart auxiliary pumps—allow steady highway cruising at just 900 rpm, supporting class-leading fuel efficiency. Typical engine service intervals reach up to 200,000 km in "Pure Excellence" models. Engine braking is handled by the MX Engine Brake, offering up to 360 kW of retardation, with optional ZF Intarder 3 for additional braking on high-mass or mountainous applications.
Transmission and Axle Configurations
Initial CF460 models were equipped with the ZF AS Tronic AMT (12- or 16-speed), featuring EcoRoll and Fast Shift. Post-2017, the ZF TraXon AMT became standard, offering a 20% wider gear spread and 25% greater torque handling. TraXon’s PreVision GPS-based Predictive Cruise Control actively pre-selects gears based on topographical data up to 2 km ahead, optimizing fuel use and shift timing. Common axle variants include FT (4x2 tractor), FTG (6x2 steered mid-lift), FTP (6x2 weight-saving), FTT (6x4 double-drive), and FAD (8x4 rigid), supporting GVW ratings up to 19 t and GCW up to 44 t (higher in specific markets). Suspension setups feature parabolic leaf on front axles and Airglide/Stabilink pneumatics on rears, with lightweight SR1344 or heavy-duty SR1347 axles.
Cab Options and Aerodynamic Engineering
Three cab configurations are available: Day Cab (compact for maximum body space), Sleeper Cab (single bunk for regional haul), and Space Cab (11 m³ volume, 2.23 m standing height, up to 900L storage, 660L under-bunk space, 30L fridge provision). The tapered cab front, adjustable aerodynamic aids (roof deflector, side collars, chassis skirting), and corner vanes support reduced drag and improved cleanliness. Entry is optimized by a floor height of 1.25 m with up to three anti-slip aluminum steps.
Operational Features and Fleet Integration
The CF460's chassis is a flat-top, high-yield steel ladder frame with inboard-mounted pneumatic and electrical lines, maximizing bodybuilder flexibility and allowing fuel tank capacities up to 1,500L. Advanced telematics through DAF Connect and in-cab Driver Performance Assistant offer real-time fleet metrics and driver coaching. The engine supports operation on paraffinic and GTL fuels, including HVO, without modification. The model’s configuration versatility and wide application coverage—from urban delivery to construction and tanker haulage—highlight its role as an adaptable fleet platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the MX Engine Brake in the DAF CF460 improve safety? ▶
The MX Engine Brake provides up to 360 kW of engine retardation by releasing compressed air during the compression stroke, reducing wear on service brakes and enhancing control on descents.
What transmission advancements does the TraXon system bring to the DAF CF460? ▶
TraXon offers a 20% wider gear spread, 25% higher torque handling, and predictive cruise control using GPS to optimize gear shifts based on road topography up to 2 km ahead.
What common axle configurations are available for the DAF CF460? ▶
Configurations include FT (4x2 tractor), FTG (6x2 steered mid-lift), FTP (6x2 lightweight mid-lift), FTT (6x4 double-drive), and FAD (8x4 rigid), supporting up to 44 tonnes GCW.
What are the service interval recommendations for the DAF CF460’s engine? ▶
Pure Excellence models allow up to 200,000 km service intervals, doubling previous intervals with the use of synthetic oils and advanced filtration, reducing downtime and maintenance cost.
How does the DAF CF460’s cab design enhance driver ergonomics for regional haulage? ▶
The cab is mounted lower with a floor height of 1.25 m, requiring fewer and safer steps for entry and exit, easing fatigue during frequent stops in urban or regional logistics.
What are common maintenance challenges related to the DAF CF460's exhaust aftertreatment system? ▶
Key issues include EGR valve carbon fouling, diesel particulate filter blockage needing active regeneration, and DEF injector crystallization causing engine derating if not properly maintained.







