Do diesel tuning modules really increase the power of a diesel engine by 30 per cent
Released on = December 19, 2005, 9:39 am
Press Release Author = Diesel Tuning
Industry = Automotive
Press Release Summary = We take a look at the truth of fitting a diesel tuning module to your car.
Press Release Body = FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 21/12/2005
Do diesel tuning modules really increase the power of a diesel engine by 30%?
We take a look at the truth of fitting a diesel tuning module to your car.
With the price of fuel at its all time high more and more people are changing over to diesel vehicles to save on fuel costs. The problem is that their new diesel car might feel a little slow and sluggish compared to the petrol car.
This problem is now solved by simply installing a device called a diesel tuning module. Thanks to revolutionary new technology you can turn your diesel car in to a performance vehicle.
The days of crawling along in your diesel car has now gone.
A company that knows all about these modules are diesel-tuning.org.uk. This is what they had to say:
The diesel tuning modules: - Up to 30% more power. - Up to 30% more torque. - Improved fuel economy. - Safer overtaking. - Smoother power delivery.
Modern diesel engines have sensors to control the fuelling e.g. throttle position sensor, O2 sensors, boost sensors etc. signals from which determine how the engine runs, like idle and performance. These sensors signals are all collected and processed thousands of times a second by the vehicles MCU/ECU which determines what alterations to make to the engines system to keep it running at full efficiency.
By intercepting and changing the signal data, diesel tuning can tell the MCU/ECU what we want to do, not what is programmed to do. Due to the compression ratio of the diesel engine being higher than a petrol engine.
Contact Mark Munday on 0870 389 1599 for a more insights into these extraordinary diesel tuning modules. Email: sales@diesel-tuning.org.uk Other helpful information regarding the this product or service can be found at: http://www.diesel-tuning.org.uk.
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