Diesel Turbocharging Basics
There’s a reason diesels typically utilize compound turbo setups instead of twin turbochargers.
VIDEO: Understanding Variable Geometry Turbocharging Technology In Modern Engines
Doug Kaufman explains the concept of performance and efficiency of different engines. Sponsored by MAHLE.
Turbocharging: Managing Pressure In The PCV System
Crankcase vapors are routed through the positive crankcase valve (PCV). The PCV valve is a simple spring-loaded valve with a sliding pintle inside. The system allows the vapors to be siphoned into the engine using engine vacuum.
Directions: Turbocharging’s Not Just A Lot of Hot Air
In a recent study of U.S. consumers by Honeywell, more than half of those who plan to purchase a vehicle in the next two years believe fuel efficiency is more important than it was during their last vehicle purchase.
Carbon Deposit Q&A
Follow along to learn more about carbon deposits.
Growing Service Opportunities: Vacuum Pumps and Parking Brake Actuators
As the car parc evolves, so do service opportunities. This video is sponsored by Standard.
New Oil Specifications
Many 0W16 oils have a new donut certification mark on the bottle called API SN-PLUS and SN-PLUS Resource Conserving.
Oil and Carbon Deposits
Here’s how oil can influence carbon deposits.
What Happened To Turbo Lag In Today’s Engines?
Yesterday’s turbo lag was eliminated thanks to years of development and a bit of clever engineering.
What Do You Need to Know About Motor Oil?
Over the past decade, more and more shelf space has been dedicated to motor oils. New SKUs might be for new viscosities, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications, and even motor oil formulations. This proliferation can create confusion when recommending the correct motor oil for the vehicle and customer. To help clear up the chaos, it
