Willys Go Devil engine

The Willys L134 (nicknamed "Go Devil" ) is a four-cylinder in-line engine ( gasoline engine ), which was primarily known for its use in the U.S. Jeep of World War II. The engine with side valves has a cylinder bore of 79.4 mm ( 3.125 inches), a piston stroke of 111.1 mm ( 4.375 inches) and a displacement of 2199 cc ( 134.22 CID). The compression ratio is 6.48: 1 He is probably the langhubigste car engine ever built. The engine output is 44 kW (60 hp) at 4000 rpm; torque at 2000 rpm is 142.36 Nm. The firing order is 1-3-4-2.

From the year 1950, the L134 by the controlled against Willys Hurricane engine was replaced.

The L134 was used in the following vehicles:

Willys L134 Go Devil Engine

  • Drive Technology
  • Internal combustion engine
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