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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Guys,

    I always thought the leader in diesel engines is ISUZU but there are now 2 people I know that say HYUNDAI has taken over from ISUZU in diesel engine technology. They both said HYUNDAI CRDI is the best out there.

    Is this true? I thought the ISUZU 4JJ1 is the best out there today?

    I guess the criteria would be

    Fuel economy (considering the same displacement)
    Low maintenance
    Durability
    Power

    Any input will be appreciated.

    Thanks

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    Hyundai.

    Numbers don't lie.

    Durability? Hyundai uses Bosch injectors (the best out there since it's German).
    Power? Hyundai R 2.2L CRDI 220hp/461Nm (local version was detuned to 200hp).

    Now compare these data to the 4JJ1 3.0L

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    Hyundai.

    They're more modern now and gives much more power than what Isuzu offers in their engines.

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    HYUNDAI!!!

    Isuzu reminds me of smoky, stinky and noisy diesel engines...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horsepower View Post
    Hyundai.

    Numbers don't lie.

    Durability? Hyundai uses Bosch injectors (the best out there since it's German).
    Power? Hyundai R 2.2L CRDI 220hp/461Nm (local version was detuned to 200hp).

    Now compare these data to the 4JJ1 3.0L
    May i remind you sir that it's so easy to compare things in paper, but we're always missing the overall perspective in durability, injectors alone doesn't prove it all...The 4JJ1 engine wasn't built in horsepower alone but also for fuel economy...It was not only Hyundai and Isuzu that you can compare nowadays in diesel engine technology, and of course the much debated power...Checkout Nissan, Mitsubishi, Toyota etc., Maybe we'll see all the answers in the years to come which one stands out.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horsepower View Post
    Hyundai.

    Numbers don't lie.

    Durability? Hyundai uses Bosch injectors (the best out there since it's German).
    Power? Hyundai R 2.2L CRDI 220hp/461Nm (local version was detuned to 200hp).

    Now compare these data to the 4JJ1 3.0L
    Strange indeed that ISUZU's 3.0L only produces 148 HP

    But what about Hyundai's fuel consumption? I heard Isuzu Alterra gets approx 13 km/liter city driving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beta675 View Post
    May i remind you sir that it's so easy to compare things in paper, but we're always missing the overall perspective in durability, injectors alone doesn't prove it all...The 4JJ1 engine wasn't built in horsepower alone but also for fuel economy...It was not only Hyundai and Isuzu that you can compare nowadays in diesel engine technology, and of course the much debated power...Checkout Nissan, Mitsubishi, Toyota etc., Maybe we'll see all the answers in the years to come which one stands out.....
    Hi Beta,

    What can you say about it in terms of durability and fuel economy? Is Isuzu better then Hyundai?

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    fuel economy,nothing beats isuzu... hyundai and kia are much more advanced

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    Fuel economy, ISUZU.

    Durability is still yet unknown since CRDi technology has only been out for several years unlike the old-school diesels who've been out for more than a decade.

    Speed and acceleration power goes to the CRDi equipped vehicles, for sure.

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    Isuzu, hands down reliability. yung 4jj1 dito is not the full version of that engine. I thinks its called super common rail. Out put and torque comparabe to mitsu and toyota. (mounted on a Ladder-frame chassis)

    Out right performance hyundai diesel, wins. (mounted on a car based SUV)

    But you have to draw the line which is better for what use? Isuzu's are truck specialist Large displacement diesel engines, while hyundai makes small displacement diesel engines. And both use Bosch injectors.

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