Re: GVI Diesel and energy cells

Posted by JK on November 24, 2003 at 13:45:28 from (66.219.171.209):

In Reply to: GVI Diesel and energy cells posted by Howard H. on November 24, 2003 at 08:20:28:

Howard,
Energy cells are like precombustion chambers. They hold some heat and cause the explosion to bigin in them then travel throughout the rest of the cylinder. Supposed to cause the explosion to be less violent & make the engine run smoother. The injector sprays some of the fuel directly accross the cylinder into the small hole in the end of the energy cell.

Sometimes the small hole toward the injector gets full of carbon so they don't work right & need to be taken out/apart & cleaned.

Massey, Case, Moline & I think oliver used them in their early diesels. Later models were direct injection (no precombustion chambers).

John

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