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its no more a common rail diesel engine than any of the detroit 2 strokes are...
if your going to use that it identify it as a common rail engine then all the CAT MTU and (not sure if they use the same setup, I havent pulled one down or seen the paper layout on them) volvo HEUI style engines are all commonrail.
Its a unit injected engine with each injector containing its own pump.
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the 'common rail' refers to the common fuel 'rail' that feeds all of the injectors, in the case of the TD5 the rail is a hole drilled internally thru the length of the head. Yes Dave, exactly, I guess the Detroit Diesel 2 Stroke must also be a Common Rail too then but the term 'Common Rail' was not about in those days , Volvo HEUI ARE also known as Common Rail.
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ok, you're having a lend of me now and I bit. Very good. :D
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common rail or not, is there any real advantages in running hot fuel?