Sentences with phrase «rail fuel supply system»

Engineered on the basis of common rail fuel supply system, this model returns the superb mileage of 22.4 Kmpl in the city and 25.83 Kmpl on the highway.

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Many modern systems have a single fuel pump which supplies fuel constantly at high pressure with a common rail (single fuel line common) to each injector.

This is mainly due to the Common Rail system featured by the all - aluminium engine, which operates at a maximum pressure of 2,000 bar, guaranteeing a particularly accurate supply of fuel.

This hatchback is fitted with a power packed 1.5 - litre dCi engine, which has been further equipped with four cylinders that have a total of eight valves and the highly acclaimed common rail direct injection fuel supply system in it.

This engine is incorporated with a common rail based direct injection fuel supply system, which can generate 20.8 Kmpl of decent mileage on the bigger roads.

With the help of a common rail based direct injection fuel supply system, this vehicle can return a decent fuel economy.

This variant is powered by a 1582cc diesel engine that is incorporated with a common rail based direct injection fuel supply system.

At the same time, it is incorporated with a common rail direct injection based fuel supply system, which helps in generating a mileage of 20 Kmpl within the city and 22 Kmpl on the highways.

The EcoDiesel's fuel pump supplies the engine's 2,000 - bar (29,000 - psi) high - pressure common - rail injection system.

The 2.0 - liter I - 4 engine's fuel pump supplies the engine's 2,900 - psi high - pressure common - rail injection system.

It is incorporated with a common rail based direct injection fuel supply system.

Fuel is supplied to the unit using Bosch 3rd - generation common rail direct injection (CRDi) through piezo - electronic injectors operating at 1800 bar, with air being fed through an electronically managed variable geometry turbocharger and an advanced engine control unit (air system - based charge control).