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Generating electricity through engine power, DENSO's proprietary coil winding technology is increasing efficiency and improving fuel economy
Emphasising its credentials as an environmentally conscious manufacturer with sustainability at its core, DENSO’s comprehensive programme includes diesel injectors and pumps, starters and alternators and nickel hybrid vehicle batteries
In a single action, the company will annually save 32 tonnes of paper and significantly reduce its CO2 emissions associated with transport logistics
The DENSO Corporation, parent company of DENSO Aftermarket, recently announced it has expanded the detection angle of its vision sensor, increasing its ability to recognise pedestrians and bicycles around a vehicle, to improve road safety. The sensor is incorporated into several versions of the new SUBARU Legacy Outback in the North American market, and the all-new SUBARU Crosstrek for the Japanese market.
Original equipment (OE) quality and correctly functioning glow plugs are imperative if the vehicle manufacturer’s (VM) engine performance standards, exhaust emissions and fuel consumption are to remain within their tolerances. However, as a general wear component, even the best of plugs, such as those manufactured by DENSO, will come to the end of their lives and need replacing. So, how should a faulty glow plug be identified, and the replacement correctly installed?
