| System | |
| - Up to model year 2003 | Multi-point injection with boost, variable pressure, no fuel return, with electromechanical injectors, controlled by Siemens ECM electronic unit |
| - Starting with the 2003 model year | Multi-point injection with regulated pressure, without fuel return, with electromechanical injectors, controlled by the Siemens ECM electronic unit |
| Fuel type | Gasoline EN₂28, octane number 95 (RON), unleaded* |
| Fuel rail | |
| - For all countries except the USA and Canada | 2 nylon ramps connected by a steel cross tube, the pressure regulator is located in the right ramp |
| - For the USA and Canada | Round stainless steel fuel rails with multilayer nylon connecting tube |
| Nozzles | |
| - Up to model year 2003 | 6 injectors with boost, with split jets directed to the rear surfaces of the intake valves |
| - Starting with the 2003 model year | 6 injectors with jets divided into four parts, directed to the rear surfaces of the intake valves |
| Injector performance | 152 g/min at 350 kPa (3.5 bar, 50.7 psi) |
| Air injector performance | 1.0 kg/h |
| Fuel pump | Fuel-immersed, electrically powered |
| Fuel pressure | 350 kPa (3.5 bar, 54.7 psi) |
| Air filter | With paper filter element |
The octane number, declared in different countries as 98 according to the RON research method, when assessed using the Testbook/T4 diagnostic device gives a result of 90 to 98. In some markets, leaded gasoline can be found. In some markets, an alternative fuel of 23% ethanol can be found.
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