1986 Chevrolet 6.2L Diesel Manufacturer Laserdisc Promotional Video скачать в хорошем качестве

1986 Chevrolet 6.2L Diesel Manufacturer Laserdisc Promotional Video

The 6.2L diesel was introduced for the 1982, following the retirement of Oldsmobile’s 5.7L diesel. The 6.2 was manufactured by Detroit Diesel, a division of General Motors at the time. GM never intended for Detroit’s 6.2L diesel to perform the heavy lifting. They wanted an engine that could haul hay to, from, and around the ranch while consuming as little fuel as possible. Additional, the robust design of a diesel would mean the engine would outlast a comparable gasser. Properly tuned and maintained, the engine was good for fuel economy figures well into the 20’s; hard to beat with a small block gas V-8 choked down by emissions equipment. Being naturally aspirated, the 6.2L diesel has a relatively high compression ratio. The heart of its injection system is the Standalone DB2 injection pump, the same pump used on the 5.7L Olds, International’s 6.9L/7.3L IDI, and the later 6.5L diesel. 6.2L diesel engine block’s and cylinder head’s were produced from cast iron. Interestingly, the engine was offered in 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton, and 1 ton GMC/Chevrolet pickups, as well as Blazer and Suburban models. As a result, GM is considered the original pioneer of 1/2 ton diesel in the United States.