Sentences with phrase «of unburnt fuel»

«In the past we cut the fueling during shifts, because you don't want a load of unburnt fuel being fired into the catalytic converters.

This reduces the final compression temperature in the combustion chamber, which also reduces the risk of unburnt fuel and «engine knock».

By tow starting the car you could cause large amounts of unburnt fuel to be pushed through the engine and into the catalytic converter.

When questioned about the fictitious sounding overrun, Porsche's engineers stated that, like the Jaguar F - Type and its maniacal exhaust, small droplets of unburnt fuel are dropped into the exhaust system not only to engineer the 911's soundtrack, but also to keep the catalytic converters hot and emissions down.

But, to me, the presence of smoke equals the presence of unburnt fuel.

A long silence follows, accompanied by the wafting of the strong smell of unburnt fuel.

Not exact matches

And the idea that the tiny black specks of unburnt diesel fuel are lethal is not new.

For deep future survival, brown dwarfs represent a large resource of unburnt fusion fuel, either for harvesting slow use, or to light up a new star.

With this loss of energy, you'll also see the large carbon buildup on the business end, due to unburnt fuel deposits.

An old engine may spit more unburnt / partially burnt fuel, but that's negligible compared to the total amount of burnt fuel.

They say it is due to a small amount of fuel left unburnt when the engine is shut off.

To let the ECU cut fuel if a spark plug stops firing, for the express purpose of preventing unburnt fuel from overheating the catalytic converter.

Although this would be a bad idea if the mildly intoxicating fug of hydrocarbons and unburnt fuel filling the interior is anything to go by...

Change down a few gears, and you'll hear some phlegmy overrun as it spits unburnt fuel out of the exhaust, let it hit the rev limiter and it'll bounce on it frustratingly.

Because the burning of the fuel is never 100 % efficient, trace amounts of pollutants including unburnt carbon are produced in the form of fine particulates (soot), hydrocarbon gases and carbon monoxide.