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Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Pipes that can be bent or flexed to connect the exhaust system

Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Compounds composed of hydrogen and carbon, emitted by vehicles as unburned fuel, contributing to air pollution.

Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Colorless, odorless gas produced by the combustion of fossil fuels, contributing to climate change.

Bus terminology

Catalytic Converter. a large, usually round cannister in the exhaust system. it helps convert emission gases into more harmless, less noxious vapors.

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited
Bus terminology

Environmental Protection Agency. Another agency of the U.S. Federal Government that gets involved in automobile construction, especially in the engine emissions area.

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited
Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Device used to measure exhaust gas content, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, oxygen, and hydrocarbons.

Bus terminology

Exhaust Gas Recirculation. One of the emission control techniques, in which gases are sucked from the exhaust pipes (before the muffler) and re-circulated through the intake manifold (to be 'burned' again). the high heat associated with exhaust gases required expensive metals ... so replacing/repairing this system can be costly.

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited

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