The negative effects of unmitigated carbon buildup can include poor fuel efficiency, loss of horsepower, check engine lights, misfires and excessive emissions.

The biggest difference between single-plane and dual-plane intake manifolds is the way the fuel/air mixture reaches the cylinders and the way that affects the engine's performance.

Some cars use carburetors and some use fuel injection. These two methods of getting fuel into your engine have a long history, so what's the difference?

Before electronic fuel injection showed the way forward, European engineers created radically and wonderfully complicated mechanical fuel-injection systems.

Rochester Ramjet fuel injection was a technical marvel when it debuted on GM cars in 1957. Restoring the system presents a host of challenges.

What is a fuel induction service? A Fuel Induction Service is a type of service and maintenance procedure for your car’s engine. It’s a process of cleaning the electronic throttle body, air intake ...

Consequently, the next step of our research will be focused on the parameter sensitivity analysis, the synergistic effects of fuel injection timing, injection pressure, EGR rate and VNT vane opening ...

A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette with a fuel-injected V8 was sold for $285,000 at a VanDerBrink Auctions event as prices for the rare model continue to rise.