Diesel-powered vehicles typically get a bad reputation because they are frequently spewing black smoke from their stacks. To a casual observer, it looks like these vehicles are polluting the environmental more than any other vehicle which uses gasoline. After all, we usually don’t see black smoke coming out of the exhaust of regular vehicles which … Read more
Diesel engines are notorious for creating a lot of smoke which sends toxic carbon emissions into the atmosphere. The amount of smoke that a diesel engine normally produces is typically dependent on the size of the vehicle. If the vehicle is big like a truck, then the diesel engine needs to provide more power to … Read more
Emissions are the exhaust gases that emit from the engine of a vehicle. In many states, vehicles are required to undergo emissions tests every 6 months to make sure they aren’t producing too much carbon monoxide. They also look for dangerous pollutants that might be in the gasses as well. If it is found that … Read more
The oxygen sensor (aka: O2 sensor) is located inside of the exhaust manifold of a vehicle. Its purpose is to keep track of the level of oxygen which remains unburned in the exhaust system while exhaust is leaving the engine. The oxygen sensor sends a signal to the ECU indicating how much oxygen was found … Read more