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Volume 20, Number 5 (TS-PU-0005-13)
ACDelco TechConnect is published bi-monthly
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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and
GMC Sierra 1500 – continued from page 1
The new 4.3L V6 will offer custom-
ers a state-of-the art truck engine,
SAE-certified at 285 horsepower and
305 lb.-ft. of torque, the most torque
of any standard V6. The engine is E85
capable.
The new 5.3L V8 is SAE-certified
at 355 horsepower and 383 lb.-ft.
of torque. With EPA-estimated fuel
economy of 23 mpg highway (2WD),
it is the best fuel economy of any V8
pickup. It is also E85 capable.
The new 6.2L V8, available later
this year, is expected to be the most
capable engine offered in any light-
duty pickup truck.
Flexible Fuel Sensor
The flexible fuel sensor measures
the ethanol-gasoline ratio of the fuel
being used in a flexible fuel (E85 capa-
ble) engine. Flexible fuel vehicles can
be operated with a blend of ethanol
and gasoline, up to 85 percent ethanol.
The flexible fuel sensor uses quick-
connect style fuel connections, an
incoming fuel connection, and an
outgoing fuel connection. All fuel
passes through the flexible fuel sensor
before continuing on to the fuel rail.
The flexible fuel sensor measures
two different fuel related parameters,
and sends an electrical signal to the
Engine Control Module (ECM) to
indicate ethanol percentage and fuel
temperature. Since the flexible fuel
sensor measures the actual percent-
age of ethanol in the fuel, it is no
longer necessary to wait for an empty
fuel tank in order to refill with E85.
Active Fuel Management
Cylinder deactivation, also known
as Active Fuel Management, is now
standard on all three engines. The
system uses oil pressure, controlled
by the Powertrain Control Module,
to deactivate the lifters on selected
cylinders, closing the valves for those
cylinders. It deactivates four of the
cylinders on the V8 engines and two
cylinders on the V6 under light load
conditions — operating the engines
as a V4 — and seamlessly reacti-
vates the cylinders when the driver
demands greater power. The transition
takes less than 20 milliseconds and is
imperceptible.
Advanced Oiling System
The oiling system on the engines
incorporates a new variable displace-
ment two-stage vane-type oil pump
that enables more efficient oil delivery,
based on operating conditions. Its
dual-pressure control enables opera-
tion at a very efficient oil pressure at
lower RPM, and then delivers higher
pressure at higher engine speeds.
An oil control solenoid valve, con-
trolled by the ECM, mounted to the oil
pump provides two-stage functionality.
The oil pump is mounted on the front
of the engine block and driven directly
by the crankshaft sprocket.
An oil passage at camshaft bear-
ing location permits oil flow into the
center of the camshaft. Oil enters the
camshaft, exiting at the front and into
the camshaft position (CMP) actuator
solenoid valve. The CMP valve spool
position is controlled by the ECM and
CMP magnet. When commanded by
the ECM, the CMP magnet repositions
the CMP actuator solenoid valve spool
directing pressurized oil into the CMP
actuator to control valve timing.
continued on page 3
EcoTec3 5.3L V8
EcoTec3 4.3L V6
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