MDEP Highlights

May 8, 2009 

Baseline

Current Evaluation

Today’s MDEP Highlight demonstrates how a proper engine combustion diagnosis followed by the appropriate repairs and adjustments will make a dramatic improvement in combustion efficiency. It is the combination of these key steps that, together, result in a successful improvement in an engines combustion.  The successful combination of these steps is often overlooked by the customer and improvements in combustion are often attributed to a single action rather then the entire process. This common misconception is discussed further in the 05/08/2009  “From the Desk of the CEO” article.

In the following MDEP reports an engine has been baseline tested with severe emission and fuel efficiency problems. Only after faulty injectors were replaced, the overhead was completed and the air-fuel valve was adjusted was this engine able to clean up and demonstrate a drastic improvement in combustion efficiency.  The improvement in combustion demonstrated here would not have been possible if only one part of the process was completed. The successful improvement of the engines combustion required that all of the following was completed, the proper diagnosis, repair and adjustment.

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