Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Volvo 240 bankrupt sound

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

John Deere Parts - Aftermarket and Part Number Selection

John Deere parts for engines are provided for all major models, including the six (6) cylinders, and four (4) cylinder engines, for tractors, combines, harvesters, marine, excavators, wheel loaders, skid steers and other construction equipment.

John Deere Parts for engines needs to be identified as either for a non PowerTech engine or a PowerTech engine. This identification can best be done on the engine identification tag:- the engine is labeled as PowerTech.

Alternatively, an analysis of the serial numbers of the engines can determine is the engine is PowerTech or non-PowerTech. All John Deere engines manufactured in Torreon, Mexico, are PowerTech engines. The others have serial number breaks that determine this.

This factor is significant, as a 4045 engine can be either PowerTech or a normally aspirated non-PowerTech engine. Replacement parts for both can be significantly different, as both engines were designed for different applications and to different standards.

Engine parts can be either in the engine itself, or accessories to the engine, fitted to the external body of the engine.

John Deere Engine parts for overhaul kits are typically sold with pistons, piston pins, piston pin retainers, rings, liners (cylinders of sleeves), o ring kit, main bearings, connecting rod bearings, connecting rod bushings and bolts, rear crankshaft seal, front crankshaft seal, and thrust washers. The complete gasket overhaul set includes the head gasket set, lower oil pan set, and other gaskets for water pump, oil pump, hydraulic pumps, injector grommets, and exhaust manifold gaskets.

The external engine accessories can include the injectors, new, rebuilt or good used, crankshafts, oil pump, tachometer cable, exhaust manifold, timing chain gear, flywheel, ring gear, fuel lift pump, carb kit, gauges, sending units and sensors, and valve train kits.

Valve train kits includes exhaust valves, intake valves, valve seals, valve springs, valve intake guide, valve exhaust guide, and lock valves.

Some of the early John Deere engines were built for gas, as in the early tractors. Gas engine parts are sold aftermarket, as well as John Deere diesel engine parts.

Camshaft, rocker shafts, tappets, and rocker arm bolts are provided aftermarket. Connecting rods are sold new aftermarket, rebuilt, or good used.

Cylinder heads, glow plugs, cylinder blocks, short block, long block, short block, crankshaft gears, alternators, starters, fan belts, water pumps, and water pump kits are readily sold as aftermarket.

These engines are now manufactured in accordance with Tier 11 and Tier 111 EPA emissions standards. These are standards that were introduced gradually by the US EPA to reduce emissions/pollution from diesel combustion engines.

The choice of the correct replacement John Deere Parts for engines will depend on the information provided by the machine/engine owner. As a rule, the machine/engine serial number is not sufficient to select engine parts. John Deere engines are renowned for requiring the casting number that is embedded onto engine components. These include the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, cylinder head, cylinder block, and water pump housings.

Notwithstanding the above, the machine serial number and the engine serial number are added pieces of information that are needed for correct component replacement.

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Monday, November 7, 2011

RV Generator Alert (Why You Should Avoid Home Made Exhaust Systems at All Costs!)

What sparked my interests in the RV Generator issue? Two things actually, the first one was close to home. A good friend of mine, unbeknownst to himself had a carbon monoxide leak slowly seeping into his RV. After installing his rigged up exhaust system, he ran his air conditioning and other appliances off of the portable generator versus off of the RV power. One day as he was driving along, he inexplicably came down with an overwhelming headache and started feeling sick, the cabin felt like it was turning around in circles and he was having trouble thinking clearly. I believe the only thing that saved him was his military training and background. Once those symptoms flared up, he immediately pulled over and got his family out of that death trap on wheels.

They had the RV towed to a shop and tests were ran to determine if it was carbon monoxide poisoning or some other issue. When they fired up that generator and let it run, it set off the carbon monoxide detector after twenty minutes. An examination of his homemade system revealed that the integrity of the connector that tied the muffler and the exhaust system together was not properly sealed.

Had they let that RV generator run after they had parked, we'd most likely be reading about them on the Channel Five News. Please heed this warning carefully; avoid homemade RV generator exhaust systems at all costs! I have to be honest, being in the generator business, I have seen some pretty dangerous setups jimmy rigged. To this date I have yet to see or identify any homemade installation that meets reasonable standards for safely handling RV generator exhaust gases.

Unless you are a mechanical engineer, this is not a do it yourselfer project. The second thing that sparked my interest in addressing this matter is that every year more than a thousand people die in their sleep due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Don't take a chance and become one of them. When these accidents happen due to fumes from a portable generator or some other type of generator, rest assured the incident always finds its way across my desk. Many nights, I have pondered how different the outcome would have been had the person or family been educated on the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.

There are plenty of options available for those who would like to run their RV generator while parked. If you decide to use one, make sure that the installation is done to specs. Don't allow the person doing the install to cut corners or jimmy rig anything. I've seen people use common couplers and U-clamps to join the muffler from the generator to their exhaust system. A million times NO! I've watched them wrap duct tape around that connection, thinking that would seal it, once again, NO! If you're going to do it, have it done right. Remember, your life and the life of others is at stake.

And finally, don't learn this next lesson the hard way. One thing many of these do it yourselfers very rarely take into consideration is the hot pipe their exhaust system exposes others to. All it takes is a child or an unsuspecting adult to touch that piping, and you've got a potential lawsuit on your hands. My suggestion, if you're going to add an exhaust system to your RV generator, get it done professionally if at all possible. If not, use one of the pre-fabbed kits that are recognized by industry experts as being safe.

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Saturday, November 5, 2011

Dodge Ram 2500 AFE Turbo Back Exhaust System Review

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Friday, November 4, 2011

Ferrari F430 Spider Supersport Novitec Rosso - Rev and Accelerate

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I have filmed a Ferrari F430 Spider modified by Novitec Rosso. The video shows first a walkaround with many other supercars, then the kind owner start and rev loudly the V8 656hp engine for us, and leaves doing a very nice sound! Here below a list of the mods on the car. The NOVITEC Rosso engine conversion for the F430 Spider consists of: •Two modified Rotrex compressors •Modified ECU •Power-optimized stainless steel exhaust system •Separated oil-circuit •Modified turbine blades •Heat-insulated modified induction tract •Water cooled intercoolers with additional water coolers •Pumps •Reinforced v-ripped belts •Injectors •Oil cooler Complete tuning from NOVITEC Rosso includes a special dual height adjustable coil over suspension that improves driving dynamics; the suspension height can be adjusted at the push of a button while driving to avoid annoying scraping of the front bumper. Wind tested aerodynamics include front spoiler, rear diffuser, and side skirts. Other enhancements consist of carbon covering for engine compartment, carbon engine compartment ventilation louvers, set of rear lights in black, side indicators in black, third brake light in black and reflectors in black. Marchettino Facebook page: www.facebook.com

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