A carburetor is a mechanical fuel-delivery device used primarily in older gasoline engines. Its main function is to prepare the air-fuel mixture required for co...
Bad fuel is fuel that cannot provide the expected performance because it has been contaminated, degraded, incorrectly formulated, or mixed with unwanted substan...
An LPG multivalve is one of the most important components installed on an LPG fuel tank. It combines several functions into a single assembly and helps control ...
A car can lose power for many different reasons. Sometimes the engine cannot produce its normal power, while in other cases the engine produces power but the tr...
It is normal for an LPG-powered car to consume more fuel by volume than it does on gasoline. LPG has a different energy density, so a higher liter-per-100-kilom...
Common Rail is a high-pressure electronic fuel injection system used primarily in modern diesel engines. The system is called Common Rail because multiple fuel ...
Engine overheating occurs when the engine temperature rises above its normal operating range and the cooling system cannot remove heat efficiently enough....
A hybrid engine, more accurately called a hybrid powertrain, is a vehicle propulsion system that combines an internal combustion engine with one or more electri...
A fuel cell is an energy conversion system that converts the chemical energy of a fuel directly into electrical energy without burning the fuel....
An oxygen sensor is an important component of a modern engine management system. It measures the amount of oxygen present in the exhaust gases and sends this in...
It is quite common for an LPG-equipped vehicle to illuminate the Check Engine light. However, this does not always mean that a specific LPG component has failed...
The LPG MAP sensor is an important component in sequential LPG systems. It monitors pressure-related information and sends data to the LPG electronic control un...
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