The cubic capacity of an engine may be stated in English or metric (e.g. 283 cu. in., 3.5L).
The measurement is calculated as the bore diameter2 multiplied by the stroke of the piston times pi over 4, times the number of cylinders.
For example, a bore of 4 inches with a stroke of 3.25 inches and 8 cylinders gives (42 x 3.25 x 3.14 / 4) x 8. Calculating that out gives 327 cu. in.
In metric, a bore of 93 mm and stroke of 73 and 6 cylinders gives (932x73x3.14/4) x 6 = 2.97 million. Divide by one million to get 2.97 L.
varies by engine.
A V8 engine has 8 cylinders - the engine block is like a " V " and has 4 cylinders on each side of the " V "
360 cubic inch ( for the 5.9 liter V8 engine )
it is 262 cubic inches.
A 2002 Honda CR-V requires 4.5 quarts of engine oil.
5 quarts
Eight. That is where the V 8 Comes from. Meaning the cylinders are configured in a V. The V for configuration The 8 for the number of cylinders. That engine would be like a 350 ci Cubic Inch Chevy. CI Cubic Inch. Hope This Helps
THE 2.0 IS THE DISPLACEMENT OF THE ENGINE IN LITERS AND NOT CUBIC INCHES, I.E. 5.2L=318 CUBIC INCHES, 5.9L=360 CUBIC ENGINES,ETC., ETC. THE BIGGER THE NUMBER IN LITERS OR CUBIC INCHES, THE BIGGER THE ENGINE. THE 2.0 IS PROBABLY AN IN-LINE 4 CYLINDER ENGINE, MEANING THE PISTONS ARE IN A STRAIGHT LINE AND NOT SIDE BY SIDE LIKE IN A V-6 OR V-8 ENGINE,
360
V = ~113.097 cubic inches.
If you have the new V-6 engine, (non compressor engine) then the capacity is 8.5 qts. with oil filter change.
The 2002 Chevrolet Camaro V-6 engine has a 14 gallons capacity of gasoline. The gasoline capacity is the same in the V-8 engine model.