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Yugo GV. * .ver since mechanically propelled vehicles replaced horses as the primary mode of transportation, people have been trying to invent engines that enable vehicles to go faster, cost less, and use fuel more efficiently. After relatively brief romances with steam and electricity, the internal combustion engine became the primary source of automotive power. In the United States and many other parts of the world, gasoline is the preferred fuel for passenger vehicles, while diesel fuel often powers trucks and agricultural and construction equipment. In many parts of the world where gasoline is in short supply, most of the passenger vehicles have diesel engines, too. In recent years, environmental concerns about the impact of automotive exhaust on air quality — plus the fact that the world's supply of petroleum is rapidly diminishing — have created an intense effort to develop vehicles that run on alternative fuels. Vehicles that run on liquid gases of various kinds, electric vehicles (EV), and vehicles driven by exotic hybrid engines and fuel cells are being touted as prime candidates for "Car of the Future." The first section of this chapter tells you everything you need to know about vehicles with diesel engines. The rest of the chapter brings you up-to-date on the alternatives that are currently considered to have the most potential for supplanting the internal combustion engine in years to come. 132 Part II: What Makes It Go?. Diesels For Dummies This section is structured as a mini-version of Auto Repair For Dummies devoted entirely to diesel-powered vehicles. It spells out both the advantages and disadvantages of owning a diesel-powered vehicle and explains how a diesel engine works. It also provides instructions for maintaining and troubleshooting diesels and for finding a good diesel mechanic when your best efforts just aren't enough. Although diesel-powered vehicles are almost universal in a large part of the world where gasoline is almost unavailable, diesel engines are used mainly for heavy equipment in the United States and Canada. Diesel-powered cars exist, but — except for a short period in the 1980s, when fuel shortages made them popular because they got 25 percent more miles per gallon than gasoline engines — they have acquired a reputation for being noisy, underpowered, smelly, and cantankerous. This is not always the case, however. Mercedes-Benz, who pioneered the diesel car as a luxury vehicle decades ago, still makes diesel-powered vehicles that many consider unsurpassed for beauty, performance, high resale value, and high price tags. Volkswagen, whose VW Rabbit was the first peppy, moderately priced diesel car, still offers diesel-powered vehicles, and other manufacturers also offer diesel cars and trucks. If you're considering buying a diesel-powered vehicle, take a good look at the next section before you decide. The good and bad about diesels To accurately compare diesel vehicles with traditional gasoline-powered vehicles, you need to consider a number of pros and cons. Volkswagen . Remote car opener won't work all the time?
* PRO: Diesels get great mileage. CON: So do vehicles with fuel-efficient gasoline-powered engines, which often cost a couple of thousand dollars less than diesels. You can buy a lot of gas for a couple of thousand dollars! Diesel fuel is not available at many service stations, and although it used to be cheaper than gasoline, it now often costs as much — or more — than gasoline, and it may become even more expensive, depending on availability and demand. PRO: Diesel fuel contains more usable energy than gasoline. CON: Although diesel fuel is considered more efficient because it converts heat into energy rather than sending the heat out the tailpipe as gas-powered vehicles do, it doesn't result in flashy "high performance." A gasoline-powered vehicle is like a racehorse — high-strung, fiery, and fast — whereas a diesel vehicle is more like a workhorse — slow, strong, and (hopefully) enduring. . Chapter 7: Diesels and Alternatively Powered Vehicles 1 22 PRO: Diesels have no spark plugs or distributors. Therefore, they never need a tune-up. Volkswagen . Does Low sulfur diesel fuel effect 2002 duramax diesel engine.?
* CON: Diesels still need regular maintenance to keep them running. You have to change the oil and the air, oil, and fuel filters, and you may need to bleed excess water out of the system. This chapter shows you how to do these things yourself, but if you neglect the maintenance, and the fuel injection system breaks down, you'll probably have to pay a diesel mechanic big bucks to get things unsnaggled. PRO: Diesels are built more ruggedly to withstand the rigors of higher compression. Consequently, they usually go much longer before they require major repairs than conventional vehicles do. (Mercedes-Benz holds the longevity record with several vehicles clocking more than 900,000 miles on their original engines!) CON: Do you really want to hang on to the same vehicle for 900,000 miles? Also, there have been cases where automakers have simply plunked diesel engines into vehicles that were originally designed to be gasoline-powered. Because these vehicles weren't constructed to stand up to the stresses imposed by the high compression that diesel engines require, they suffered failures that contributed to their swift decline in popularity. PRO: Turbocharged diesels have better fuel efficiency and are much more powerful and responsive than traditional diesel vehicles. CON: Turbocharging will probably get cheaper and even more efficient as time goes on, but you can buy a turbocharged, gasoline-powered vehicle and have the advantages of both. PRO: Diesels have become easier to start in cold weather. CON: Although they're better than they used to be, diesel engines are still more difficult to start on cold days than gasoline engines are. PRO: Diesels put out much less carbon monoxide than ordinary vehicles do, which means less air pollution. CON: This is a major misconception. Diesels put out 30 to 90 percent more nitrogen oxides and carbon particles (soot), and recent studies show that diesel emissions can cause cancer. As a result, recent legislation is aimed at getting diesel-powered vehicles off the road completely unless they can find a way to meet increasingly stringent EPA standards. By the time you read this book, the diesel pros and cons may have changed. Government pressure to produce low-emission diesel engines for trucks, buses, and farm and construction equipment by the early 2000s has resulted in increased efforts to develop low-sulfur diesel fuels, specialized catalytic Volkswagen . What percentage of passengers who were ejected from the vehicle were killed?
92 * CON: Diesels still need regular maintenance to keep them running. You have to change the oil and the air, oil, and fuel filters, and you may need to bleed excess water out of the system. This chapter shows you how to do these things yourself, but if you neglect the maintenance, and the fuel injection system breaks down, you'll probably have to pay a diesel mechanic big bucks to get things unsnaggled. PRO: Diesels are built more ruggedly to withstand the rigors of higher compression. Consequently, they usually go much longer before they require major repairs than conventional vehicles do. (Mercedes-Benz holds the longevity record with several vehicles clocking more than 900,000 miles on their original engines!) CON: Do you really want to hang on to the same vehicle for 900,000 miles? Also, there have been cases where automakers have simply plunked diesel engines into vehicles that were originally designed to be gasoline-powered. Because these vehicles weren't constructed to stand up to the stresses imposed by the high compression that diesel engines require, they suffered failures that contributed to their swift decline in popularity. PRO: Turbocharged diesels have better fuel efficiency and are much more powerful and responsive than traditional diesel vehicles. CON: Turbocharging will probably get cheaper and even more efficient as time goes on, but you can buy a turbocharged, gasoline-powered vehicle and have the advantages of both. PRO: Diesels have become easier to start in cold weather. CON: Although they're better than they used to be, diesel engines are still more difficult to start on cold days than gasoline engines are. PRO: Diesels put out much less carbon monoxide than ordinary vehicles do, which means less air pollution. CON: This is a major misconception. Diesels put out 30 to 90 percent more nitrogen oxides and carbon particles (soot), and recent studies show that diesel emissions can cause cancer. As a result, recent legislation is aimed at getting diesel-powered vehicles off the road completely unless they can find a way to meet increasingly stringent EPA standards. By the time you read this book, the diesel pros and cons may have changed. Government pressure to produce low-emission diesel engines for trucks, buses, and farm and construction equipment by the early 2000s has resulted in increased efforts to develop low-sulfur diesel fuels, specialized catalytic |
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