Bosch has increased the maximum injection pressure of its CRSN3-25 injection system for medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles to 2,500 bar. The aim is to help meet more stringent emissions standards such as US 10 and Euro VI; higher injection pressures help lower fuel consumption and emissions. With the CRSN3-25, up to seven individual injections are possible. [...]
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Bosch increases commercial vehicle diesel injection pressure to 2,500 bar
August 13th, 2012 
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EcoForward Reefers can save up to 20% on fuel, Carrier says
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