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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Vamps on 18 July 2008, 15:29:36
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Just popped into my Dad’s and he was showing me one of his motor home magazines, under engine size colum some engines were described as 100/130 or 160 multi jet where others were the usual 2.5 / 2.2 whatever.
Noticed that it was all Fiat vehicles, anyone know what this means?
Neither of us know what that mean's but I said I would be able to find out from oof. ;D
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From the horses mouth ;)
http://www.fiat.co.uk/Content/?id=3504
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From the horses mouth ;)
http://www.fiat.co.uk/Content/?id=3504
Thanks for that Pete; very interesting for everyone I think!
:y :y
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Cheers Pete. :y
So have I got this right :-[ All fiat engines are physically the same size, whatever that may be and the difference in overall power omes from wether it is 100/130 or 160, can this be compared to the more normal description of size or have I missed something obvious :-[ :-[ :-[
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Is it cubic inches. I think 60 cubic inches equals 1 litre (1000c.c)
Could be wrong though.
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Is it cubic inches. I think 60 cubic inches equals 1 litre (1000c.c)
Could be wrong though.
Not far off
Cu Ins to Litres 0·0163
Litres to Cu Ins 61·0300
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Is it cubic inches. I think 60 cubic inches equals 1 litre (1000c.c)
Could be wrong though.
Not far off
Cu Ins to Litres 0·0163
Litres to Cu Ins 61·0300
So roughly speaking 100=1.7 litre
130=2.2 litre
160=2.7 litre all figures rounded up.
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Nearer 1.6, 2.2 and 2.7 on those numbers
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Cheers Pete. :y
So have I got this right :-[ All fiat engines are physically the same size, whatever that may be and the difference in overall power omes from wether it is 100/130 or 160, can this be compared to the more normal description of size or have I missed something obvious :-[ :-[ :-[
I reckon it's power output.
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Nearer 1.6, 2.2 and 2.7 on those numbers
Right then Skruntie,that's all sorted then.
Are the pubs open ?
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Cheers Pete. :y
So have I got this right :-[ All fiat engines are physically the same size, whatever that may be and the difference in overall power omes from wether it is 100/130 or 160, can this be compared to the more normal description of size or have I missed something obvious :-[ :-[ :-[
I reckon it's power output.
That's along the lines of my thinking, the article does not explain sizes / comparisons. And these are motorhomes so will not have high bhp in general. :)
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Cheers Pete. :y
So have I got this right :-[ All fiat engines are physically the same size, whatever that may be and the difference in overall power omes from wether it is 100/130 or 160, can this be compared to the more normal description of size or have I missed something obvious :-[ :-[ :-[
I reckon it's power output.
Surely power output BHP. would not come under the heading "engine Size" I still think it is cubic inches.
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Multijet is a technique associated with common rail diesel engines where they fire the injector more than once during the combustion cycle.
The theory is that when you have over blown them with a turbo to get max bhp that you can recover some of the lost low down torque by spreading out the power delivery on a single combustion by squirting small amounts of fuel multiple times into the cylinder.
I suspect that the 3 figures are indeed bhp figures.....probably on the same block with the same cc
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Thanks Marks DTM :y
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Nearer 1.6, 2.2 and 2.7 on those numbers
Right then Skruntie,that's all sorted then.
Are the pubs open ?
You dont have to go to the pub now. Mark has sorted all the confusion out for you. ;D ;D ;D :y :y
Nice One Mark. :y :y
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100Multijet: 2.2l (2198ccm), 100PS(bhp more or less)(74kW)@2900rpm, 250Nm@1500rpm
120 Multijet: 2.3l(2287ccm), 120PS(88kW)@3600rpm, 320Nm@2000rpm,
130 Multijet: 2.3l, 130PS@3600rpm, 320Nm@2000rpm (for Camper),
160 Multijet: 3.0(2999ccm) (BTW 4-cyl), 157PS(115kW)@3500rpm, 400Nm@1700rpm
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100Multijet: 2.2l (2198ccm), 100PS(bhp more or less)(74kW)@2900rpm, 250Nm@1500rpm
120 Multijet: 2.3l(2287ccm), 120PS(88kW)@3600rpm, 320Nm@2000rpm,
130 Multijet: 2.3l, 130PS@3600rpm, 320Nm@2000rpm (for Camper),
160 Multijet: 3.0(2999ccm) (BTW 4-cyl), 157PS(115kW)@3500rpm, 400Nm@1700rpm
Cheers DC, that will give the old bugger something to think about. :y :y :y
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more recently van/light truck manufacturers started displaying only horsepower rather than engine capacity cause they make one and the same engine with 2-3 different power outputs. Mercedes, VW, Iveco, they all do it
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more recently van/light truck manufacturers started displaying only horsepower rather than engine capacity cause they make one and the same engine with 2-3 different power outputs. Mercedes, VW, Iveco, they all do it
well that makes sense. ;)