ISUZU KB200 2.0 carb engine
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ISUZU KB200 2.0 carb engine Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Petrol |
| Displacement | 1999 cc |
| Valvetrain | SOHC |
| No. of valves | 8 |
| Power Output in KW | 96 KW |
| Torque Output | 174 Nm |
| Bore x Stroke | 86 mm x 86 mm |
| Compression Ratio | 9.3:1 |
ISUZU KB200 2.0 carb engine FAQ
4 Signs That Your Diesel Engine May Need Replacement
When your vehicle is experiencing problems with its engine, it could be due to a number of reasons. While the exact cause may not be clear, here are some signs that can help indicate your engine's condition.
1) Hard Starts - An engine is tough enough to start even when it is cold out. If it has to struggle just too hard before it starts, then there is something wrong with it. A car should start up smoothly at all times, especially since you have invested in a diesel vehicle for its great running capabilities.
2) Smoke -
When diesel fuel burns inside an engine, a certain amount of smoke will come out from the tailpipe. However, if your vehicle becomes kind of smoky when idling or during regular driving it could mean that something is clogging up your combustion chamber and burning exhaust.
3) Stalling -
If your vehicle stalls at traffic lights, it could indicate serious trouble. This means that the fuel supply to your engine is getting cut off and one of the first parts to be affected is the air compression system.
4) Strange Noises -
When you hear strange sounds coming from your engine, it could indicate a problem with any one of its many components. Damaged parts such as valves and gears can cause very unpleasant sounds that may come and go on their own.
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2) Smoke -
When diesel fuel burns inside an engine, a certain amount of smoke will come out from the tailpipe. However, if your vehicle becomes kind of smoky when idling or during regular driving it could mean that something is clogging up your combustion chamber and burning exhaust.3) Stalling -
If your vehicle stalls at traffic lights, it could indicate serious trouble. This means that the fuel supply to your engine is getting cut off and one of the first parts to be affected is the air compression system.4) Strange Noises -
When you hear strange sounds coming from your engine, it could indicate a problem with any one of its many components. Damaged parts such as valves and gears can cause very unpleasant sounds that may come and go on their own.(E&OE)
