What are the differences between 1.4T and 2.0T?
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The main differences lie in the displacement output gap. The 1.4T has a smaller displacement than the 2.0T, resulting in lower fuel consumption. However, the torque of the 1.4T is less than that of the 2.0T, so the 2.0T has an advantage in terms of power. Below is an introduction to turbocharging: How turbocharging works: The exhaust gas emitted from the engine's exhaust port is used as power to drive the turbine wheel in the turbine chamber. The turbine wheel is directly connected to the compressor wheel in the compressor chamber. One end of the compressor chamber is connected to the air filter, and the other end compresses the air drawn from the air filter into the engine's cylinders, thereby increasing the amount of air in the engine. Turbocharging maintenance methods: After starting the car engine, do not press the accelerator pedal abruptly; do not shut off the engine immediately after prolonged high-speed operation; choose the appropriate engine oil; regularly clean the engine oil and filter; and clean the air filter on time.