Cummins Engine Parts Tuned Vibration Damper 3925567/3922557 For Cummins 6C8.3 Engine

Product Description

The vibration damper is used to suppress the shock and the impact from the road surface when the spring rebounds after absorbing the shock. It is widely used in automobiles to accelerate the attenuation of the vibration of the frame and the body to improve the driving comfort of the automobile. When passing through uneven roads, although the shock-absorbing spring can filter the vibration of the road, the spring itself will also have reciprocating motion, and the vibration damper is used to suppress the jump of this spring.

The function of the valve is specifically responsible for inputting air into the engine and exhausting the exhaust gas after combustion. From the engine structure, it is divided into intake valve and exhaust valve. The function of the intake valve is to suck air into the engine and mix and burn with fuel; the function of the exhaust valve is to discharge the burned exhaust gas and dissipate heat.

In order to improve the efficiency of intake and exhaust, multi-valve technology is now used. It is common that each cylinder is arranged with 4 valves (there are also single-cylinder designs with 3 or 5 valves, the principle is the same). 4 cylinders have 16 valves in total. The "16V" often seen in automobile materials means that the engine has a total of 16 valves. This kind of multi-valve structure is easy to form a compact combustion chamber. The injector is arranged in the center, which can make the oil and gas mixture burn more quickly and evenly. The weight and opening of each valve are appropriately reduced, so that the valve can be opened or closed faster.