Weichai new fuel-prudent engines to be released
Date:2011-10-09 Author:Eric Source:www.chinatrucks.com
www.chinatrucks.com: "Fuel prudent Weichai" was started in Weifang, Shandong province on Sept. 29, which was witnessed by many domestic auto dealers and manufacturers. Weichai released their new fuel-prudent engines on the activity.
The new engine features on D rotate speed, which can escape high rotate speed and high fuel consumption area and broaden low fuel consumption area. The engine have stronger power, lower fuel consumption, longer use life and smaller noise under test when the torque is 800-1500 shifts.
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