Honda’s L-motors re-characterize the old philosophy that the engine should be economical and environmentally friendly. Originally, these Honda engines appeared in Fit cars, a super hit from Honda that opened a new page in the Japanese automotive industry. The popularity of Fit and fit-like cars was so high that few other models could rival it, and the new engine series played a leading role in this. Continue reading Engine Honda L13A/L13B
Honda City
Honda City is a Japanese car manufactured by Honda Motor Co., Ltd since 1981. Until 2008, a subcompact class car was produced, after – a compact one. The 6th generation of the model has been produced since 2014. The car was assembled in Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Taiwan, Thailand and the Philippines. In Japan, the car was sold as Honda Fit Aria, and in Europe until 1996 under the name Honda Jazz. City can travel about 25 km on 1 liter of fuel.
Engine Honda L13A/L13B
Engine Honda L15A/L15B
L15A initially did not differ much from L13A – the same layout, the same 8 spark plugs. Over time, an “upgrade” version with the iVTEC system appeared. The number of candles decreased to standard, but the candles themselves became iridium (improved spark, increased service life), and space for VTEC cams on the camshaft was also freed up – before that, the candles interfered. Continue reading Engine Honda L15A/L15B