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How Does a Turbocharger Work
Posted by Scott Goldfarb on
Since its mass adoption in the 1980s, the turbocharger has been integral to many combustion engines. It’s common knowledge that the turbocharger improves the motor’s function, but how does a turbocharger work? The answer to that question lies in discovering how the motor works and why there is a need for an assisting device such as the turbo. Turbochargers are mostly associated with high-performance vehicles due to their capacity to boost engine power. By design, these vehicles are meant to have faster acceleration and reach top speeds quicker, and the turbo’s role is to help them achieve that. Recently, turbochargers...
5 Ways to Optimize your Diesel Engine
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Today's diesel engines are fine-tuned high-tech machines. Drivers choose them because they are great for hauling and towing, rugged, reliable, efficient and durable. Car buyers looking for a high-performing vehicle often turn to diesel engines. Car manufacturers are developing diesel engines that meet high fuel efficiency standards and low carbon emissions. With these upgrades, diesel vehicles hitting the market meet the demands of the masses while also doing their part to protect the environment from carbon emissions. The downside is that the horsepower may take a hit. While cars straight off the lot work great for most drivers, some car...
What factors should I consider when buying used diesel engine parts?
Posted by Alex Smith on
There’s a definite advantage to buying used as opposed to OEM diesel parts - Cost. However, that won’t matter at all if you end up with a lemon product. We asked our diesel engine pros to walk us through what to look for when buying used parts. Here’s what they said: Emad Ali Co-Founder at Roowaad. Condition, Compatibility, Cost When buying used diesel engine parts, I believe it is important to consider the condition of the parts, the compatibility of the parts with the engine, and the cost. Firstly, it is essential to inspect the parts to ensure they are...
How will you know if the turbocharger needs replacing?
Posted by Alex Smith on
You paid a lot of money for your vehicle to get that extra power boost only a turbocharger can provide, but now you're getting some strange signals from your engine. Whether your turbo is brand new or well on its way to surpassing that recommended 150,000-mile lifespan, it’s critical to have it checked out as soon as possible if you suspect problems. Our turbo pros shared their tips on how you can tell when your turbo is beginning to fail. Read on to find out more. Umit Kemal MD and Manager at DK Klinik. Turbine Blades Start to Give Out...
What Is a Common Rail Turbo Diesel?
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