What is MultiJet II?
MultiJet II is the ultimate evolution of Common Rail Diesel technology. Common Rail Diesel technology was invented by Fiat in 1997 and refined the way diesel engines run. This was done mainly through the use of a pre-injection of fuel that helped in quieting and smoothing out the running of the traditionally noisy diesel engine. The highlight of MultiJet II is pre-injections are now at up to 8 injections per cycle, bringing refinement to an all time high. The added pre-injections of fuel let the Fiat engineers precisely tune the engine for many variables… noise, vibration, harshness, fuel economy, power and emissions are all improved. Additionally, the MultiJet II injectors have been simplified, made more efficient, responsive and also easier to manufacture. MultiJet II plays up all the advantages of a diesel (fuel economy, relative simplicity and good torque) and lends itself especially well to small displacement engines. You can read more about MultiJet l”>here.
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