Diesel Backfire

[johnrounds1]

the m 11 was alot easier to do that on. when we first tried it would stall as soon as the solenoid was activated

[313foxbody420]

is that the good ol' 60 series at the one in Exton, Pa?

[85Mrfireman]

got to love that Detroit series 60

[85Mrfireman]

they did that in the lab the other day and i was all the way doen the 300 hall way near under car and i heard it that thing is soo loud

[btownmxer]

damn UTI punks jackin with a 60 series lol

[mageac]

thats not a backfire... backfire would come out of the intake...

its the jake operating the valves the way it should but the engin still injecting fuel.

[trialsteam]

no it doesnt come out the intake it comes out the exhaust

[mageac]

not always

[dueltruck700]

looks like fun always wanted to play around with a diesel engine...

[flo1234x]

diesel has fire??

[serge933]

Ofcourse it does, where did you hear it doesent? Only diffrence is that it needs to be pressurized like in a cylinder

[trialsteam]

it doesnt even need to be under pressur thats to light it it needs tobe in a spray or as a gas (american) gaz

[weeman516]

@trialsteam ur an idiot thats how a diesel engine works it compresses the fuel to ignite it

[Dodgeram901]

@weeman516 wrong. it uses compression ignition. It only compresses air until TDC on the compression stroke then the injector injects the diesel fuel. With all the heat and compression the fuel ignites as soon as it reaches the combustion chamber, which is in the piston bowl. Not in the head like gassers.

[rambokicksass77]

@Dodgeram901

wrong diesel is injected a little before TDC so you can get combustion to throw your piston down thus creating torque in your powerstroke to turn the crank

[madtownmadman]

@weeman516 You mean it compresses the air, in order to ignite the fuel that enters the combustion chamber.