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Compare our super low shipping rates!  We've kept the same low rate for six years.  We are a Company you can trust and have generous return policies!   [ More Info ]Find out how to clean sensitive vehicle headliners on this episode of Autoblog Details. Watch all our Autoblog Details videos for more quick car care tips from professional detailer Larry Kosilla. Materials used in this videoThis is a preview of the paper, limited to some initial content. Full access requires DieselNet subscription.Please log in to view the complete version of this paper. The crankcase of a combustion engine accumulates gases and oil mist—called blowby—that can leak from several sources. The most important source of blowby is the combustion chamber, Figure 1 . Most of the combustion blowby occurs when the combustion chamber pressure reaches a maximum, during the compression and the expansion strokes. At high pressures, the gases leak to the crankcase around the piston rings and through the piston ring gap.

Other important sources of blowby include the turbocharger shaft, air compressors and in some cases the valve stems. angelair air purification reviewIn total, these components can be responsible for as much as 40% of the crankcase blowby . kenkoair purifier reviewTurbochargers and air compressors are often lubricated with oil supplied by the engine’s oil pump and drained back into the engine’s crankcase. honeywell air purifier 63500The oil drain line from these components ensures that gas leaking past the turbocharger shaft and the piston rings of an air compressor will pass into the engine crankcase contributing to blowby. Blowby amounts vary greatly depending on engine design, temperature operating conditions and engine wear.

While a number of “rules of thumb” exist for estimating maximum engine blowby, they should be used with caution. Some of these estimates are outlined in Table 1. Are you a dealer? Or fill out this form Get our e-newsletter and special offers? Thank you for your feedback, this site is for site feedback only, this goes to Commercial Truck Trader. This will not go to the seller of this vehicle. I like this page I DON'T like this pageWE CANNOT FIND THE PAGE YOU REQUESTED THIS PAGE MAY HAVE MOVED OR IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.Please try one of the options below: Check our homepage to find what you're looking for and reset your bookmark. Make sure the web address used to get here is correct.Charlotte Shooting Video: Footage Shows Fatal Encounter Unsettling footage obtained exclusively by NBC News shows the moments leading up to the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte, North Carolina. The footage, taken by Scott's wife, does not clearly show the exact moment he was shot by police on Tuesday.

Scott is seen on the ground moments after the shots were fired and surrounded by officers. "He better not be f---ing dead, he better not be f---ing dead," Scott's wife Rakeyia Scott can be heard shouting at the police officers. "He better live, he better live!" "He has no weapon — don't shoot him!" she is heard saying. Police say Scott had a handgun on him and posed "an imminent, deadly threat." The family says he was not armed and did not pose a threat to the officers. The killing of Scott, 43, sparked three nights of fiery protests and violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement. Activists and the Scott family have pressed city officials to release bodycam or dashcam footage of the fatal encounter, which reignited debates about race and policing nationwide. Get More at NBC News Scott Family Lawyer: Video Doesn't Prove Shooting Justified An attorney for the family of the black man shot by Charlotte police says newly released video recorded by the victim's wife does not prove whether the shooting was justified.

Instead, Justin Bamberg tells The New York Times, the video shows "another vantage point" of the incident, in which 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott was fatally shot. Bamberg says he hopes Charlotte police release their own videos of the shooting. They've so far refused to do so. Police Chief Kerr Putney said there's at least one video from a body camera and one from a dashboard camera. The police video could resolve wildly different accounts of the shooting. Police have said Scott refused repeated commands to drop a gun; residents say he was unarmed. It's unclear from the video shot by Scott's wife whether he had a weapon. Obama Says Shootings 'A Source of Concern' President Barack Obama says recent reports of unarmed African Americans being shot by police 'should be a source of concern for all Americans.' In an interview with ABC's 'Good Morning America,' Obama declined to address specific cases, although he noted that the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has invited the Justice Department to investigate the shooting there.

Authorities charged a white Tulsa police officer Thursday with first-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting last week of Terence Crutcher, who was black and unarmed. Criminal Charges in Tulsa Police Shooting May Prevent Unrest Less than a week after an unarmed black man was shot dead by a white police officer on a Tulsa street, prosecutors charged the officer with first-degree manslaughter, a decision that may prevent unrest in a city with a long history of tense race relations. Officer Betty Shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she fatally shot 40-year-old Terence Crutcher on Sept. 16, prosecutors wrote in an affidavit filed with the charge Thursday. Police also quickly provided videos of the shooting to black community leaders and members of Crutcher's family before releasing them to the public. She was booked in the Tulsa County jail at 1:11 a.m. Friday and released 20 minutes later after posting $50,000 bond, according to jail records. Police Shootings of Black Men Spark Protests

The fatal shootings of two black men in two separate incidents in Louisiana and... Key NJ Legislators Considering Christie Impeachment: Sources Key members of the New Jersey Assembly have begun researching whether or not to bring articles of impeachment against Gov. Chris Christie, NBC 4 New York has learned. This follows early testimony in the George Washington Bridge scandal trial, which some Assembly members believe shows the Republican governor had more knowledge of the lane closures in Fort Lee during and after that week in 2013 then he has led the public to believe. One committee chairman who did not want to be named said "clearly obstruction of justice" would be an obvious charge against the governor. Brits Bash Pugs, American Dog Lovers Respond It’s a good thing Doug the Pug is a U.S. resident. If he were from the United Kingdom, he might confront an unexpected stigma this week after the British Veterinary Associaton made a statement on health defects impacting flat-faced dog breeds.

The warning targets canines of the brachycephalic variety, or dogs with little to no snout, like pugs, bulldogs, and shih tzus. According to The Guardian, Sean Wensley, president of the BVA, claimed “prospective dog owners need to consider that these dogs can suffer a range of health issues throughout their lives, from eye ulcers to painful spine abnormalities and severe breathing difficulties that can result in otherwise preventable surgery.” But if your heart’s set on your very own Mugsy, don’t worry quite yet: domestic canine lovers claim the Brits are grossly overreacting. Highlights From the 2016 Campaign Trail The 2016 presidential race has been contentious and full of surprises. GOP Lawmaker: FBI Gave Immunity to Top Clinton Aide Hillary Clinton's former chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, and two other staff members were granted immunity deals in exchange for their cooperation in the now-closed FBI investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, says a Republican congressman.

Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, told The Associated Press on Friday that Mills gave federal investigators access to her laptop on the condition that what they found couldn't be used against her. 115 Bodies Retrieved After Egypt Migrant Boat Tragedy The bodies of 115 migrants were pulled out of the waters off the Egyptian coast on Friday, an official said, three days after hundreds of migrants heading to Europe, drowned when their overcrowded boat capsized. An Associated Press reporter near the Nile Delta city of Rosetta saw between 20 to 30 bodies early Friday morning, brought in by fishing boats and delivered to a group of waiting ambulances lining up at the coast guard pier. Many of the dead are women and children who were unable to swim away when the boat sank on Wednesday. The UNHCR estimated that the boat was packed with some 450 people, while the state news agency MENA said earlier that the number might be as high as 600.

Al Capone's Letter to Son From Alcatraz Shows 'Softer Side' The three-page letter - which is being auctioned off next week - is addressed to Capone's son, Albert "Sonny" Capone. The mobster signed it, "Love & Kisses, Your Dear Dad Alphonse Capone #85," which was his number at the Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay. Top News Photos of the Week View daily updates on the best photos in domestic and foreign news. Man Crawls to Road 3 Days After Crash That Killed Girlfriend A man whose girlfriend died when the SUV he was driving plunged into an embankment was trapped with her body for three days before he was able to crawl for help. Shortly after 5 p.m. on Tuesday, officers responded to a crash on U.S. Route 50 near the Jennings-Ripley County line in southeast Indiana, according to Indiana State Police. 'We Got Your Back': Muralist Salutes Kaepernick in Oakland San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has received death threats and the dubious title of the most disliked player in the NFL this week.