| With diesels it's important the radiator fluid had a conditioner added at the right service interval. |
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| The diesels and the new generation push-pull trains are chugging, but the sound of the trains is as lyrical as ever to them. |
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| With the amount of misinformation out there on diesel and turbo charging diesels we feel obliged to inform you of the facts. |
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| Because they consume less fuel for a given amount of work, diesels emit less carbon dioxide. |
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| This is because overheating can damage any engine and diesels are particularly susceptible. |
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| Later, tiny gas-mechanical and even battery locomotives came along then diesels. |
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| On some diesels, fuel feed lines carry pressurized fuel up to the injectors. |
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| Generally there is no point with diesels as the power dies long before 4,000 rpm is on the clock. |
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| In the engine chamber of diesels, the pistons are rigged to create a high amount of pressure. |
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| Or maybe it will be alternative-powered vehicles such as hybrids, fuel cells or diesels. |
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| These diesels solved the traction problem quickly and soon the little saddle tank steamers found their way to the scrap lines. |
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| The 2.3 petrol engine is an absolute belter, and there are also two diesels to choose from, a 2.2 and a 3.0-litre. |
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| Typically, diesels employ turbochargers and charge air coolers to increase engine power and fuel economy. |
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| Furthermore, advances in petrol-engine technology, such as improved turbochargers, make diesels even more likely to be sidelined. |
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| Of course, multiple unit diesels with one engineer can do it, but it takes a lot of diesel horsepower to match the steam engine at speed. |
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| If the fuel companies are to be believed, we also like to make sure we put the best fuel into our diesels. |
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| Some give and take will be necessary between manufacturers and regulators for diesels to be viable. |
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| Steam locomotives gave way to diesels, and cabooses were replaced by little boxes. |
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| Admittedly, while petrol engines emit more carbon dioxide, diesels emit more particulates, which cause pollution at local level. |
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| Compared to the systems in today's direct-injected diesels, the injection systems will probably operate at lower pressures, which will keep the costs down. |
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| No 3-series is a heavy depreciator but the diesels hold their value like bank vaults, are nice to drive and cheap to run. |
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| Steam engines have considerably less thermal efficiency than modern diesels, requiring constant maintenance and labour to keep them operational. |
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| The most obvious theme relating to British Railways was the decline of steam locomotion and its replacement with diesels. |
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| It is the best Picasso yet, very family friendly, on trend with gadgets and with efficient lean burn diesels it should be cheap to run. |
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| Locomotives belonging to classes long withdrawn elsewhere continued to operate on West Coast branches until the very late 1960s, when they were displaced by DJ class diesels. |
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| Indeed, by the time of Christopher Awdry's 1984 book James and the Diesel Engines, the series was acknowledging that diesels could, in fact, be useful. |
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| The last Victory ships had already been equipped with marine diesels, and diesel engine superseded both steamers and windjammers soon after the World War Two. |
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| In my opinion the Civic sets a new standard for diesels in this class, so if you are in the market for a wellequipped family diesel, you would bemad to miss this one out. |
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| That involved the purchase of fuel which could be passed off as road fuel, including derv and other diesels, which had been bought by a company in Ellesmere Port for export. |
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| Diesels have twice the compression of gas engines, which means it's harder for the average person to shift gears in a manual transmission. |
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| Diesels are selling like crazy in Europe, thanks to their torquey power, fuel efficiency and low carbon dioxide emissions. |
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