What Causes Gas in the Radiator?
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Gas in the radiator is caused by wear and tear on components such as piston rings and cylinder liners. Below are the specific reasons for gas in the radiator: Changes in Combustion Chamber Shape: The shape of the combustion chamber can deteriorate due to manufacturing quality or prolonged use, leading to excessive or insufficient compression clearance or incorrect piston positioning. These factors alter the combustion chamber's shape and volume, affecting the quality of the fuel-air mixture and worsening combustion conditions. Excessive Fuel Supply: An oversupply of fuel increases the amount of oil entering the cylinder, resulting in a rich mixture (more fuel, less air) and incomplete combustion. Additionally, heavy workload, poor fuel quality, and low operating temperatures can also cause black smoke emissions.