Higher Gas Prices Strengthen Support For Higher Fuel Economy Standards
From AAIA Capital Report WASHINGTON, D.C. — According to a May 16 poll released by the Consumer Federation of American and Consumer Action, 65 percent of Americans support an aggressive fuel economy standard of 60 miles per gallon (MPG) by 2025, based on mounting concerns over rising gas prices. Citing the poll results as support,
Oxygen Sensors Are Key To Performance, Fuel Economy
Oxygen sensors have been used for more than a quarter of a century, dating back to 1980 when the first computerized engine control systems appeared.
The Evolution of Automotive Fuel Systems
The frequency of changes has increased in recent decades.
Understanding Fuel Injection
There are two basic types: direct and indirect.
Extended Engine Oil Change Intervals / A false economy?
While most everyone is aware that the cost of used and new vehicles has gone up over the past few years, it is not the only expense related to owning a vehicle that has significantly increased over that time. The latest 2023 AAA data found that the average cost of new vehicle ownership has soared
CARES Act Fuels Record Quarter For O’Reilly
The second quarter featured “the most dramatic swing in demand our business has ever seen,” CEO Greg Johnson said.
Fuel Additives: Conquering Carbon Deposits, Keeping Gunk from Foiling Fuel Injectors
Using a fuel additive can be a good idea if your customer has an older vehicle or regularly fills up with discount gas.
Why Fuel Injectors Fail
Fuel injection has been the primary system in nearly every production engine made in the past two decades.
Direct Injection Engine (GDI) vs. Port Fuel Injection
GDI isn’t perfect, but it’s become the technology of choice on many newer models.
WATCH: Selling Customers on the Value of Fuel Additives
It’s safe to say that all of your customers want their cars to run better. But, few realize just how easy it is to “tune their fuel” with a fuel-treatment product.
