How to Determine the Cylinder Order of the EA837 Engine?

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BrookeDella
07/30/25 10:53am
ea837 engine cylinder order is determined from the front of the engine, where the first cylinder on the left is cylinder number one, and so on. Below are specific details about the EA837 engine: Introduction: The EA837 series engines include two displacements: 1.8L and 2.0L. The 1.8TSI has a maximum power output of 118kw, while the 2.0TSI can reach up to 147kw. Principle: The mechanical structures of these two engine displacements are fundamentally the same. The difference lies in the length of the connecting rods between the crankshaft and pistons. The 2.0TSI has shorter connecting rods compared to the 1.8TSI, with an increased crankshaft radius to enhance displacement. Additionally, the piston top structures differ slightly, primarily to adjust the working volume of the combustion chamber, ensuring consistent compression ratios and achieving the same combustion effects.
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