its the arangment of the cylinders ! i.e a v shape as you look at the end of the engine. The angle of this can vary depending on the manufatures specifications.
12 in a V shaped configuration.
Isuzu builds a V12? That is news to me.
All that means is a 12 cylinder engine in 'V' format. It has nothing to do with litres.
Diablo- V12 Murcielago- V12 Gallardo- V10 Countach- V12 Miura- V12 california-V14
It's a front engine V12.
The list of V12 cars is a list of vehicles that use a V12 engine. A V12 engine uses 12 cylinders and is available in many consumer cars. V12 engines are also available for marine crafts.
Problem The 1999 Durango is V8 & V6 only didn't come with a V12. 3.9L V-6 = Engine, with Wix filter 51085 ..........4.1 quarts 5.2L V-8 = Engine, with Wix filter 51085 ..........5 quarts 5.9L V-8 = Engine, with Wix filter 51085 ..........5 quarts
The Jaguar V12 engine was in production from 1971 to 1997. The V12 was only Jaguar's second engine to go into production. It was followed up with the Jaguar AJ-V8.
yes. v10 v12 v6 w12 w16 v16 boxer engine inline/straight engine
A v12 can go faster than 210 mph
The V refers to the shape of the engine - the cylinders are arranged in a V shape, if you were to look at the engine from its front (note that some engines are mounted transversely, so their fronts may point to the side of the vehicle). The number denotes the number of cylinders. A V6 is a V shaped six cylinder (3 cylinders in each bank of the V). A v8, v10, and v12 should be self explanatory after that. Volkswagen makes a W12, which is composed of two connected V6s.
first what make and model v12 there are a few