What is the difference between L and T on the engine?

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The differences between L and T engines are as follows: The L engine's intake system is naturally aspirated; the T engine's intake system is equipped with a forced induction system. 1. Different working principles. 2. Power output. (1) Naturally aspirated engines have a long history of use and development, and their technology is relatively mature now. The power output is smoother, more stable, and reliable, which are the advantages of naturally aspirated engines. (2) Turbocharged engines are improved versions based on naturally aspirated engines. The addition of a turbocharger inside can enhance the power of small-displacement engines. 3. Fuel consumption. Although turbocharging provides strong power, it also has certain drawbacks, such as increased fuel consumption and fluctuating power output (because the turbocharger only starts working when the engine reaches 1500 rpm). 4. Manufacturing process and maintenance. In terms of manufacturing, naturally aspirated engines have a relatively simpler process and are more convenient to maintain. Turbocharged engines, on the other hand, have more precise internal components, and once damaged, the repair costs are higher.