Motore FIAT tipo 305

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Motore FIAT tipo 305
1953 - 1968

Description

The Diesel engine type 305 was developed by FIAT, in the early '50s, starting from the petrol engine type 105. Initially it was used for the light truck FIAT 615 N and, in 1953, for the FIAT 1400 Diesel, making it the first Diesel engine produced in Italy for passenger cars. From the same year the engine was also used for the light off-road FIAT Campagnola Diesel. The 305 engine was built in various versions with improved performance. This model has been partially sectioned for didactic purposes.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer	FIAT, Turin, Italy, from 1955 to 1960
Type	305B.007
Description	inline 4-cylinder engine, head and cylinder block made of cast iron, with 3 main bearings
Stroke	90 mm
Bore	82 mm
Displacement	1901 cm³
Compression ratio	20.0
Power	43 hp at 3200 giri/minuto
Torque	96 Nm at 2000 giri/minuto
Specific power	22.6 hp/litre
Valvetrain system	2 overhead valves per cylinder, operated by pushrods and rocker arms drived by a camshaft housed in the crankcase
Fuel feeding system	with a Ricardo Comet prechamber indirect injection system, supplied by a 4-piston reciprocating Diesel fuel pump, manufactured by FIAT under Bosch license
Cooling system	liquid-fed by a centrifugal pump
Lubrication system	forced by a gear pump
Clutch	single-disc type
Transmission	with a 4 speed + RM manual gearbox

Application

FIAT 615 N (truck)

FIAT 1400 Diesel (saloon car)

FIAT Campagnola Diesel (off-road vehicle)