Siena:


The 2.4L in this case means the swept volume of the cylinders. In layman's terms, the engine has 4 bores in the block, and 4 pistons that rise and fall, compressing the fuel / air mixture. The space at which this takes place is measured in litres or cubic inches. In this case 2.4 litres.

It is not the engine output in horsepower or kilowatts, although it is linked.

Siena:


There are. Loads too.

olabode89:


I don't agree Sir.... when someone copies something from another source
he/she should include the source and reference properly. Plagiarism is an offence!

bigass:
So what does 2.4L means because I didn't see it in the explanation


This is where op copied from


https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100706073133AArXK3F

Siena:


The first V engine was built by Daimler around 1890.
By 1900 or thereabouts, (I need to go back to my old, moth-eaten books to confirm exact date here) Société Antoinette began mass producing V8 engines.

Going by the names here, none of these manufacturers were Japanese.

segzicres:
Nice 1. I use a v4 engine; 2.4l when I checked the specs online. Im still shocked cause it's a 2001 nissan altima, looks small but really it moves and it's pushy.
sometimes I consciously have to use my toe to push the accelerator to reduce speed

victorazy:


Oga no lecture me cuz I already know all u said.
I just gave the person the output to avoid long explanation.

What is the ratio of gasoline and diesel cylinders respectively (the radius to the length)?

If u get this without browsing it I go respect u

predatorX:



E be like say you dey new for nairaland. You're duelling with an autogod. Yea you heard me right, an AUTOgod. We like to tell know-it-alls like you to "watch out for the Zeus with the Blue ink"

Oga Sienna I apologize on his behalf for saying you should not browse to answer his question. The Oracle in his village is too powerful, dem follow am reach Internet sef

predatorX:


NLs please wherever you see this dude on wheels be it spinners or whatever, endeavor to put a mile's gap minimum between you two.
I'd wager you he shifts gear with his emergency (hand) brakes and clutches with his wiper controls.

Siena:


The first V engine was built by Daimler around 1890.
By 1900 or thereabouts, (I need to go back to my old, moth-eaten books to confirm exact date here) Société Antoinette began mass producing V8 engines.

Going by the names here, none of these manufacturers were Japanese.

Philadelphia:


I've sent you a pm. Please respond as I have something very important to discuss with you. It's about automobile and I need your advice. Thanks.

Philadelphia:


I've sent you a pm. Please respond as I have something very important to discuss with you. It's about automobile and I need your advice. Thanks.

Siena:


PM responded to.

segzicres:


you don't have all the information. I also use my tongue to flick the cruise control on and off. whip my hair yo start the car. astronaut.

Zidane199:
Dats for only V-engine. Your explanation does not work for all engine.

davodyguy:
The op would have referenced the source of his copied post.

The post was copied from yahoo.

That's plagiarism