2006 Jeep Commander

Lifted79CJ7

http://www.edmunds.com/future/2006/jeep/commander/100405870/preview.html?tid=edmunds.h..future..3.*

Mudrat

Still want the CRD that's in the Rescue - and I have to see this Commander thing nekked on whether like it or not ...

Lifted79CJ7

CRD = Cummins? If so, I want to see that also. Plus removable doors - I don't care how heavy they are, but I know that that'll never happen... :smile:

Mudrat

Lifted79CJ7 wrote
CRD = Cummins? If so, I want to see that also. Plus removable doors - I don't care how heavy they are, but I know that that'll never happen... :smile:

CRD = Common Rail Diesel 2.8L of power ...

rollen dean montoya

from the pix it must have been cruising in palm springs. they all put that black covering on the cars and trucks to try and hide what it is. sam's cousin thad tests these prototypes here in socal. hedrives all different types of vehicles for the different automakers. i'll have to ask him if he has seen this one yet.

Mudrat

rollen dean montoya wrote
from the pix it must have been cruising in palm springs. they all
put that black covering on the cars and trucks to try and hide what it is.
sam's cousin thad tests these prototypes here in socal. hedrives all
different types of vehicles for the different automakers. i'll have
to ask him if he has seen this one yet.

Screw that!!! Ask him if they need help!!! :lo1l:

tufcj

Aren't just about all modern automotive diesels common rail? I know my Duramax is, I know the Ford 7.3 and new 6.0 are. The Dodge Cummins is too. It's just another normal feature that gets hyped for a particular vehicle. Bob tufcj

Mudrat

tufcj wrote
Aren't just about all modern automotive diesels common rail? I know my Duramax is, I know the Ford 7.3 and new 6.0 are. The Dodge Cummins is too. It's just another normal feature that gets hyped for a particular vehicle.

Bob
tufcj

True and the Japs came out with it first 7-8 years ago - but try and fit a 6.0 or 7.3 in a CJ :shock: The 2.8 should be just about the right size - unless your running Rockwells at each end :wink:

Pat

Lifted79CJ7

Anyone care to explain what CRD exactly is?

Mudrat

Lifted79CJ7 wrote
Anyone care to explain what CRD exactly is?

Yeah - read the link ...

Mudrat wrote
Lifted79CJ7 wrote
CRD = Cummins? If so, I want to see that also. Plus removable doors - I don't care how heavy they are, but I know that that'll never happen... :smile:

CRD = Common Rail Diesel 2.8L of power ...

Talks about ... "Common-rail diesel technology uses a single, highly pressurized fuel line to deliver fuel to the fuel injector nozzles. The result is a more complete burning of the fuel mixture for added power, reduced emissions and greatly reduced diesel engine "clatter" noise." and lots more." :wink:

Mudrat

Lifted79CJ7

Oops! My bad, didn't see the link!! :mrgreen: