what does MFI, FFV, SFI, and OHV mean for a 2003 dodge grand caravan SE engine? What's the difference?
Asked by freekylettemel79 Oct 30, 2016 at 11:25 PM about the 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan SE FWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
I need to buy a starter for my van and I need to know exactly what kind of engine I have.
2 Answers
Testarossa_2290 answered 7 years ago
check on http://www.abbreviations.com
FFV - Flex Fuel Vehicle - Takes more than one type of fuel MFI - Mechanical Fuel Injection - Not a carburetor engine, it's fuel injected SFI - Sequential Fuel Injection - A sequential fuel injection is a type of multi-port fuel injection system in which each injection valve will open just before the cylinder intake valve opens. So in essence, the individual injectors work by themselves because they are fired individually. OHV - Over Head Valves - If your engine is an OHV then your have one cam internally. You also have OHC and DOHC which stands for over head cam and dual over head cams. this means, as the name implies, the cams are over head. OHV is a push-rod engine. Credit to http://google.com