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The 911 | Engine
911 Carrera 4
cle arance  compensation 
rem ains fu lly functional—a 
condition that is crucial to 
the power and emissions 
characteristics of the engine.
To  reduce  power  losses 
and increase efficiency, an 
electronically controlled oil  
pump supplies oil to the 
lubricating points  inside the 
engine as and when requ ired. 
This means that the oil pump 
does not work so hard when 
there is less demand for 
lubrication. The main benefit 
of an on-demand oil-supp ly 
system i s optimal  eff iciency, 
ensuring  low fuel consumption 
and reduced exhaust emissions.
Single-jet spray nozzles cool 
the piston crowns w ith oil from 
the main lubrication ci rcuit—
another  detailed solution 
that helps to  reduce the 
thermal load on the engine.
For the engine , all of these 
detailed solutions mean 
a consi stent supply of oil 
regardless of g ravi tational 
loads, even in the most 
demanding track conditions.
Engine cooling system.
DFI and VarioCam Plus en able  
a tremendous amount of power  
to be pro duce d with reduced 
emissions, fuel consumption 
and noise. The same applies to 
our efficient cross-flow cooling 
 system, as used in motorsport, 
where each eng ine cylinder is 
 uniformly supp lied with coolant.
In the 3.8-liter engine, the higher 
output demands a corresponding 
increase in cooling. The solution  
is a more powerful coolant 
pump and a more efficient 
oil/coolant heat exchanger 
expanded by two additional fins.
Ignition.
The ignition system is 
designed  for static high-
voltage distribution. Individual 
ignition coi ls on each of the 
spark plugs ensure perfect 
ignition every tim e.
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