A fuel water separator is a device that is used to remove water and other contaminants from the fuel in a vehicle’s fuel system. It is typically installed on diesel engines, but can also be used on gasoline engines.
The intake manifold is made up of several interconnected tubes that lead from the main engine to each individual cylinder. The main purpose of an intake manifold is to provide each cylinder with an equal amount of air/fuel mixture for optimal performance.
An intake manifold gasket is designed to seal the gap between two different parts of your engine—the intake manifold and other components such as the cylinder head or intake valves.
The throttle body is located between the air intake system and the intake manifold of an engine. It is responsible for controlling airflow volume by opening/closing valves in response to pressure changes caused by accelerator pedal input from drivers while they drive their cars accelerating/decelerating accordingly.
Exhaust systems are essential components of a vehicle’s engine. Exhaust systems are responsible for providing the necessary air and fuel mixture to the engine, allowing it to run efficiently and effectively
A catalytic converter is an emissions control device that is installed in the exhaust system of a vehicle. It is designed to reduce the amount of harmful pollutants that are released into the environment from the exhaust fumes of internal combustion engines.
Exhaust clamps and brackets are mechanical fasteners used to secure and stabilize the exhaust system of a vehicle. Exhaust clamps are typically used to connect two sections of exhaust pipe together, while exhaust brackets are used to hold the exhaust system in place and prevent it from moving or vibrating
An exhaust flange gasket is a type of sealing gasket used in the exhaust system of a vehicle. It is typically made of a flexible material such as rubber or metal, and is placed between the exhaust pipe and the exhaust manifold or other exhaust components.
A heat shield is designed to protect other components in your vehicle from the heat coming off of your exhaust pipe. It works like an insulator, absorbing some of the heat and reflecting it away from vital components like brake lines, fuel lines, wiring, body panels and more.
Advantages of Muff Coupling: consist of two sleeves that are placed over the shafts to be connected, and a set screw that tightens the sleeves onto the shafts. One major disadvantage of muff couplings is their relatively high cost compared to other types of mechanical joints.