How a 4-Stroke Diesel Engine Works

This is a simple overview of how a 4-Stroke Diesel Engine works.
Stroke 1: Air Intake (piston moves down);
Stroke 2: Compression (piston moves up, air is compressed and therefore heated up);
Stroke 3: Fuel is Injected (piston moves down, diesel engines do not use spark plugs, this step is where the engine gets its power from);
Stroke 4: Fuel turns into Exhaust, which is pushed up and out the cylinders (piston moves up).
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