In 1988, the Z24 series was replaced by the KA24 gasoline power units. It is already problematic to buy the very first modifications of the ka24e internal combustion engine in our time, since their production was discontinued in 1991 due to modernization. However, especially for several model lines intended for the European and North American markets, production is periodically resumed. Since its inception, the engine has been modified and modernized several times, which was reflected only in the power and CO level. For the rest, nothing of the in-line power unit used in the device has changed.
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Nissan R’nessa
The Nissan R’nessa is a Japanese station wagon from the manufacturer Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Produced from 1997 to 2001. The car was manufactured for the domestic market and in terms of technical characteristics – dimensions and transportation capabilities – actually belonged more to a minivan. The name of the car comes from a combination of words such as “renaissance, rest, comfortable travel.” There was also an export version of the car with an electric motor, designated as the Nissan Altra.
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Engine SR20DE/DET/VE/VET
The SR20DE powertrain first appeared in 1989 and received an aluminum cylinder block with dry cast iron liners. The SR20 series engines received several modifications, the most powerful of which was intended for the Nissan X-Trail GT SUV. This variant was a turbocharged version with 212-248 intake camshafts, 8.0-11.0 mm lift and 244 outlet cams and 11.3 mm lift. The reliability and durability of the 2.0 liter Nissan SR20 series engines suggests that there are no global shortcomings. Among the minor drawbacks, the floating XX (idle) and periodic breakdowns of the mass air flow sensor (mass air flow sensor) were noted.
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