Ah,
the poor, abused, maligned Diesel engine. Whether for the perception
of being impossible to start and causing winter frustrations, or for
the smokey, clattering, rattling, growling machines being perceived
as being adequate only for big truck, trains and ships, diesels have somehow earned a bad name. All this is
nonsense you must realize. Diesels make fine automobile and smaller truck and equipment powerplants that can attain amazing fuel economy numbers. Diesels can be smooth, quiet, and fun to drive since by design, they have very driver- friendly torque output.
The mission of MachineWhisperer is to act as a resource for the exchange of knowledge in maintenance, diagnosis, repair and upgrade of most common machines.
In direct opposition to a 'throw-away' society: through knowledge, empowering people to interact with machines in a new way to reduce resource use and abuse.
Together, lets find the path of least environmental, economic, and social damage while allowing machines to assist us in living better for longer.
Showing posts with label compression ratio. Show all posts
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Friday, May 23, 2014
Friday, April 25, 2014
Octane Number- is that like a phone number?
You notice the fuel gauge on your car is getting low and your favorite fuel station is just up ahead, so you stop in to fill-er-up. Do you choose the best fuel for your vehicle, or do you buy based on cost? Most fueling stations have 3 different grades of gasoline- have you ever wondered why?
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