In the emission testing of motorized vehicles, the instrument used for gas engines is different from the instrument used for diesel engines. Why? What are the differences between the two instruments? Explain your answer within the context of the concepts and principles of fuels and combustion.

In the emission testing of motorized vehicles, the instrument used for gas engines is different from the instrument used for diesel engines. Why? What are the differences between the two instruments? Explain your answer within the context of the concepts and principles of fuels and combustion.

Automotive Technology

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Chapter1: Careers In The Automotive Industry

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