In a turbocharged gasoline engine, intake air travels through several induction components before entering the combustion chamber. What is the correct order of components that the air passes through from the outside atmosphere to the engine cylinder?
- 1Air cleaner assembly
- 2Turbocharger compressor
- 3Charge air cooler (intercooler)
- 4Throttle body assembly
- 5Cylinder intake valve
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Air cleaner assembly → Turbocharger compressor → Charge air cooler (intercooler) → Throttle body assembly → Cylinder intake valve
In a turbocharged gasoline engine, ambient air is first drawn through the air cleaner assembly to filter out airborne contaminants. It then enters the turbocharger compressor housing where the impeller wheel pressurizes it. Because compression generates substantial heat, the hot air is directed through a charge air cooler (intercooler) to reduce temperature and increase charge density. The cooled air then passes through the throttle body assembly, which regulates intake air volume, before traveling through the intake manifold runners and past the cylinder intake valve into the combustion chamber.
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Turbocharged induction air path and charge cooling sequence
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