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BITS AND PIECES
Page 44 from 3rd November 1988The large number of new vehicles bowing in at the motor show tended to overshadow the component and accessory displays — but there was no shortage......
EXPORT
Page 100 from 4th May 1962is everywhere By P. A. C. BROCKINGTON, T " HE export drive has been more important than any other factor in improving the design of vehicle......
PERKINS VEHICLES is showing its T6.3544 turbocharged,...
Page 59 from 12th November 1983rated at 118.5kW (159bhp) at 2,600rpm. As one of the Perkins 6.354 engine family, it might claim to be the most popular six-cylinder diesel engine......
• A well-serviced turbo will not It you down
Page 42 from 4th September 1982Neglect your turbo and you'll be in trouble. Bryan Jarvis explains what can go wrong and how to ensure it doesn't MAINTENANCE of turbochargers is......
Makers have done their homework
Page 180 from 13th September 1968. in providing for better going, stopping, riding and control by P. A. C. Brockington, M I MechE COMPONENT makers have had to move quickly to......
Ingots by Road Save Heat
Page 64 from 17th February 1961Atkinson-Dyson Artie Carries " Red-hot " 50 Tons D ESIGNED to transport an ingot load of 50 tons, a special articulated outfit with an insulated......
Collaboration Produces Faster Oil Engines
Page 58 from 19th December 1958" 'F HE changes in design and increase in power obtained by pressure charging and the use of higher speeds make the modern high-speed oil engine......
No smoking is Easy'
Page 66 from 6th March 1964Apart from the warming-up period, a vehicle will not smoke if good maintenance is applied realistically, says diesel specialist r ATERIING for the......
THE FUEL PICTURE Operators' views
Page 60 from 27th April 2006Autorecovery Services, based in Leeds, bought 5,0001itres of biofuel from D1 Oils to run a controlled test. The fuel was from a mixture of......
This week we focus on the afternoon session of the
Page 30 from 15th November 2007recent CM Environmental Conference, where alternative fuel technology and products took centre sta*e. Andy Salter reports jil ean-Charles......