Modern multiflow condensers are increasingly compact and space-saving, due to demands in the automotive industry for lighter and more efficient vehicles which consume less fuel.
The adoption of hybrid and electric vehicles is on the rise, and whilst they might not be appearing in your workshop for a few years yet, it’s good to be prepared.
Glow plugs have been an essential part of all diesel engines since their invention way back in the early 1900s. However, since DENSO began manufacturing glow plugs in 1963, these components have become considerably more integral to engine efficiency than the basic designs of more than 70 years ago. In this article, we look at how glow plugs have evolved in line with modern vehicle requirements to become an essential part of the diesel car parc.
16th December 1949 saw the inception of NIPPONDENSO CO. LTD. From this point forward, the company that we now know as DENSO, has evolved to lead the way in advanced automotive technologies.
DENSO glow plugs have a long lifespan, however they do gradually deteriorate due to wear and tear. So how do you know if a set of glow plugs needs replacing? In this article, we look at six common signs that indicate glow plugs could be faulty or damaged.
