This Is How Exactly Two-Stroke Detroit Diesel Engines Work

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First, let me explain what two-stroke Detroit diesel engine is in a very simply way. As its name implies, two-stroke Detroit diesel engine is a diesel engine that works in two strokes.Simple, right?

Okay then let's start being a little bit confusing. Probably, there is not even one person living in North America who has yet not heard of Detroit diesel engine, which is a highly adaptable engine that can power almost every type of vehicle one can see on the roads of North America including public buses, logging trucks as well as different kinds of heavy duty equipments. Principally, the spark plug of a two-stroke Detroit diesel engine fires twice as often in a two-stroke engine, meaning that the two-stroke engine produces twice as much power as a same-size four-stroke engine do.

If you want to learn more then check out the video presented below and enjoy!