Emissions RSS
I Blew Up My Engine!
What is a blown-up engine? Many times, we get phone calls from owner-operators and they say, “I blew up my engine.” After a few questions we find out that they scored a liner, blew a hole through a piston, or blew a head gasket. The term blew up my engine is a harsh term and immediately we think that you broke a connecting rod and now have a large hole in the side of your engine. Always try to be a little more specific and say exactly what happened to your engine, it will allow us to better help you....
Modern Miracles
Modern Miracles BY BRUCE C. MALLINSON Chemical Engineering has come a long way during my working career. Back in the 1950s, anything made of plastic was usually of very poor quality. We only had black electrical tape, masking tape and scotch tape. Silicone sealants were almost nonexistent. Whoever thought there would be double-faced tapes that could hold panels on trucks and trailers without rivets and screws by the late 1990s, let alone what we have today in chemicals and plastics. The Cummins Engine Company came out with a chemical that would eat the carbon off an injector plunger while...
Tags
- All
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- Air Filter
- APU
- Balancer
- Big Cam Cummins
- Blow By
- Boost
- Catalyst
- Caterpillar
- Cooling
- Cruise Control
- Cummins ISX
- Cummins N-14
- Cylinder Liners
- Damper
- DD15
- DEF
- Detroit
- Diesel Force
- Dorothy
- DPF
- Driving
- Dyno Tuning
- ECM
- Electrical
- Emissions
- FASS
- Fuel
- Fuel Pump
- Fuel Slobber
- Garage
- Gauges
- Gear Ratio
- Injectors
- kenworth
- Oil
- OPS
- Parts
- Peterbilt
- Rebuild
- scr
- Truck Show
- Turbo
- Volvo
- Western Star