Opel Mokka

Opel Mokka is a mini-crossover from the manufacturer Adam Opel AG. Began to be produced in 2012. It has a full and front wheel drive layout. It is sold under the Buick Encore name in the US and China, and the Vauxhall Mokka in the UK. The name of the machine is taken from the Arabian coffee of the same name. Car assembly is carried out in Korea, Spain and Kaliningrad. Unlike classmates, Mokka has a wide range of optional advantages. The car has a minimum aerodynamic drag.

Engine A16XER/Z16XER

A16XER is probably the most common 1.6 liter Opel engine. This motor has been produced since 2005 by the GM plant, which is located in Hungary, the city of Szentgotthard. It is also produced in South Korea, where this motor is called f16d4 and is installed on the sister brand Chevrolet. Unlike its counterpart Z16XER, it complies with the more modern Euro-5 environmental standards. The injector A16XER is actually assembled from 2 other units: the Z16HEP and the cylinder head, which he got from the 1.8 liter Z18XER. The finished engine received a volume of 1.6 liters, and its power was 115 hp.
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Engine A14NET/NEL

The Opel 1.4 engine is the result of a new approach to civilian engine building. Small displacement engine with low pressure turbocharging (only 0.5 bar in the A14NET version). This ensures high fuel efficiency (reduces fuel consumption and increases engine power). Timing chain drive, hydraulic lifters are installed. There is a phase change system on both camshafts. Continue reading Engine A14NET/NEL

Engine F18D4

The F18D4 engine is an improved F18D3 engine. The engine received a VVT variable valve timing system for inlet and outlet channels and a system for changing the length of the intake pipe channels. The drive of the gas distribution mechanism remained belt-driven, but the belt resource was increased to 150 thousand km. Continue reading Engine F18D4