On my calculator, -- = 1.647, so it's about 65% better.
You are right. How I came up with that percentage is beyond me. Which makes
those gas engines of the period look even worse. The present 20% separation
will be narrowed next year when MB's direct injection engines appear. They are
a
... next year when MB's direct injection engines appear.
They are a little late to the party, as usual.
The party that started in the 50's with the 300SL?
Wasn't it DI gas?
-- Jim
So, what then does CDI mean as in 320CDI starting in 2005?
On 5/20/07, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... next year when MB's direct injection engines appear.
They are a little late to the party, as usual.
The party that started in the 50's with the 300SL?
Wasn't it DI gas?
-- Jim
Common rail direct injection.it's been out here since 98. There's a
new-ish gasoline injection system called FSI or something. Uses a direct
injection principle I thinksupposed to improve fuel economy
somewhatdon't know much about it but I see it around often.
Jeff Zedic
So, what then does CDI mean as in 320CDI starting in 2005?
I thought we were talking about gasoline. CDI is a common-
rail DI engine. Those have a single high-pressure fuel
supply rail and gate-valve injectors, solenoid actuated
I believe. Those have been around awhile. The OM352 in
my
