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Arizona sues Mercedes Benz, claims it lied to consumers about diesel engines
Seeks reimbursement for up to 10,000 Arizonans who bought or leased certain vehicles.
This Is Why A Diesel Engine Can't Use A Carburetor
I know most of you know diesels don't have carbs, but do you know exactly WHY?
Bio-fuels, and why Diesel Engines are so Polluting
Diesel Engines, bio-fuels, Pollution, bio-gas, bio diesel, bio-ethanol, wood burning, shipping, NOx, Nitrogen Oxides, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide,Climate Change,volatile organic compounds,Particulates
Tips for keeping diesel engines running in cold weather
The use of high-quality diesel fuel is critical for optimal equipment performance. If the proper steps are not taken, tanks can become compromised due to fluctuating temperatures and seasonal changes.…
Many US states are spending their VW settlement funds on more diesel engines
They're replacing old diesel equipment instead of upgrading to batteries.
Gasoline vs. Diesel: What’s the Difference?
Wondering what the difference is between gasoline and diesel engines and gas? Let Mercury Insurance help you understand the similarities and differences.
How It Works: Car Engine Ethanol Injection
Boosting an engine with ethanol has a longer history than you might think
Are Gas Engines Now More Efficient Than Diesel?
The diesel engine has always been the most efficient internal combustion engine available, but thanks to new technology, the gas engine is quickly catching up.
Why diesels are gaining momentum in diesel-hostile U.S.
Why diesels are getting popular in the U.S. despite years of anti-diesel sentiment
A Diesel Fuel Made from Water and Air?
Our fuel card company shares the news that Audi and partner Sunfire have created a green diesel fuel from carbon dioxide and water.
How to Make a Diesel Run on Vegetable Oil
Straight Vegetable Oil (SVO) fuel systems are diesel motors modified to use vegetable oil instead of petroleum diesel for fuel. The lower viscosity of SVO requires a heated fuel tank, an in-line fuel heater and specialized parts to make the oil thin enough to burn in a compression engine. The average diesel vehicle ...
What happens to diesel fuel in cold weather?
Technical Articles | What happens to diesel fuel in cold weather?
Why you should pay attention to diesel prices
Even if you're filling up with regular unleaded, rising diesel costs will find a way to your pocketbook.
What is diesel exhaust fluid and why is it becoming more important than ever?
Diesel has had a rough go of it during the last few years, but an increasingly commonplace technology is working to change the fuel's image and make diesel vehicles viable for the future.
How to Prevent Diesel Fuel From Gelling
Diesel fuel gelling and frozen diesel can clog the fuel filter and leave you stranded. Learn why this happens and what to do to prevent it.
How to Detect Soot in Diesel Oil
There are several available tests that can detect soot load in diesel oil. As a screen test with a lower cost, FTIR is a great indicator of soot. It is capable of measuring more than a dozen…
What Really Happens When You Put Diesel in a Gas Car
The damage on your car’s engine can be pretty severe.
Will a Gas Engine Run on Diesel? Let’s find out!
If you've ever been traveling and needed to fill your car up with fuel, you might have noticed that there is a gasoline and diesel pump. While the diesel pump's tip is larger in diameter than your gas tank will allow for, it really leads you to wonder what would happen if you put...
Opinion: Why engine downsizing doesn't always work
It's a well-known fact that car makers optimise their cars for MPG tests, but how different really are the official figures and their real-world economy figures?
What Would You Swap This Ferrari F355 Engine and Six-Speed Gearbox Into?
It's one of the greatest-sounding V8s ever. Which vehicle do you think deserves this swap the most?
