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How is a Renault 1.5 dCI K9K engine made inside?

Model: Renault Renault Various
Part: Engine

In this video we see how a Renault 1.5 dCI K9K engine is made internally, which is mounted on various cars (including Nissan, Dacia, Mercedes). We see up close the turbocharger group, the EGR valve, the heat exchanger, the exhaust gas compensation valve, the intake pipe, the cylinder head and above all the fifth injector, which injects fuel after the exhaust and goes into the particulate filter through a flexible pipe. In the second part of the video we can see the perfect cleaning of the engine seat before installing the head gasket; we then see the conclusion of the work: engine reassembled and the car starting without any warning lights turning on.

Posted on 31 July 2024 by ScegliAuto

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