Cummins IS Clean Diesel Technology
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Cummins IS Clean Diesel Technology
"WASHINGTON--May 8, 2006--Cummins Inc. today once again demonstrated its commitment to clean diesel technology by joining other leading engine-makers, industry groups and the EPA at an event designed to display the industry's readiness to meet the 2007 U.S. EPA on-highway emissions regulations."
"Ed Pence, Vice President and General Manager - Heavy Duty Engine Business - represented Cummins at today's event sponsored by the Diesel Technology Forum, which also featured remarks by EPA Administrator Steven Johnson and a "white handkerchief test" to demonstrate the clean-running 2007 engines. Pence spoke of the success of Cummins cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) technology and reaffirmed that the Company's 2007 engines will be fully compliant with the new EPA regulations, which go into effect Jan. 1, 2007."
"We're confident that our cooled-EGR technology - combined with effective exhaust after treatment and the introduction of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel - offers the best solution for our on-highway customers, and we're on schedule to deliver as promised just as we did in 2002."
http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2...08/006110.html
"Ed Pence, Vice President and General Manager - Heavy Duty Engine Business - represented Cummins at today's event sponsored by the Diesel Technology Forum, which also featured remarks by EPA Administrator Steven Johnson and a "white handkerchief test" to demonstrate the clean-running 2007 engines. Pence spoke of the success of Cummins cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) technology and reaffirmed that the Company's 2007 engines will be fully compliant with the new EPA regulations, which go into effect Jan. 1, 2007."
"We're confident that our cooled-EGR technology - combined with effective exhaust after treatment and the introduction of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel - offers the best solution for our on-highway customers, and we're on schedule to deliver as promised just as we did in 2002."
http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2...08/006110.html
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Originally Posted by 6speedcowboy
the EPA is ruining diesel trucks with all this emission crap. I say "If it don't smoke black, take it back"
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i showed my dad a vid of a ram cummins blowin some smoke. i said that is what i want to come from mine when i get it. he said as a technician i should be trying to find ways to make them cleaner. i told hin the car companies are doing too good a job of that as it is, they dont need my help.
ill stick with my black smoke.
ill stick with my black smoke.
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That EGR is nothing but trouble on Mercedes diesels! There so bad they should throw one in the glove Box of every viehicle with one! When the sprinters came out i was installing like 5 a week or better
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