What is the displacement of a 1.998L engine?
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An engine with a displacement of 1.998L means it has a displacement of 1.998 liters. Displacement: Displacement refers to the volume of fluid inhaled or discharged per stroke or cycle. The displacement of a car is an important parameter to measure a vehicle. The space volume that the piston passes from the top dead center to the bottom dead center is called the cylinder displacement. If the engine has several cylinders, the sum of the working volumes of all cylinders is called the engine displacement, which is generally expressed in liters. T stands for: T refers to a 1.5-liter displacement engine equipped with an intake turbocharging device. The turbocharging device can change the intake volume of the engine, allowing the fuel to burn more fully in the cylinder. L stands for: The unit of volume liter, which refers to the displacement of the car engine. 1.998L means that this engine has a displacement of 1.998 liters.
This 1.998-liter is actually what we commonly refer to as a 2.0L displacement! Automakers usually round off displacements that are very close to whole numbers when labeling them. Being just 0.002 short of 2.0, the 1.998-liter difference is completely negligible. I often encounter car owners obsessing over this issue during repairs, but in reality, whether it's performance parameters or maintenance parts, they all follow the 2.0-liter standard. It's extremely common to see vehicles with "2.0T" engraved on the exhaust pipe while the engine nameplate states 1.998L—it doesn't affect the driving experience at all.
