What is the intake height of the Haval H6?
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The intake height of the Haval H6 is 90cm from the ground. Based on actual measurements, the intake height of SUVs is generally more than 5cm higher than that of sedans, with most SUVs having an intake height around 80cm, and some even slightly lower. Intake location: Open the engine hood and locate the air filter. The part connected to the air filter is the intake of the Haval H6. Wading depth: The position of the engine intake is the limit for a car's wading depth, and it must not be exceeded. If water enters the engine, the consequences can be severe, potentially leading to engine failure. Engine types: The initial models of the Haval H6 were equipped with both gasoline and diesel engines. Differences between the two engines: The gasoline engine has a displacement of 2.0L, with a maximum power of 133 horsepower and a maximum torque of 186 Nm. The diesel engine uses the GW4D20 Green Power 2.0VGT engine, with a maximum power of 150 horsepower and a maximum torque of 310 Nm.
I've studied the wading performance of the Haval H6, and there are indeed differences in the intake height across different generations. The older H6 models had their engine intake designed near the left front wheel arch, with a wading height approximately half the height of the engine compartment. The recommended wading depth should not exceed the tire radius. The third-generation H6, however, optimized the intake structure by raising the intake to the upper edge of the engine hood. Actual tests show a wading height of about 45cm (limited by the exhaust pipe's ground clearance). But when it comes to actual wading, you still need to consider whether the waves pushed by the front of the car might submerge the hood seam. I recommend checking the maximum wading depth parameter on your vehicle's nameplate. If you encounter water accumulation during rainy days, never take the risk of charging through.
