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After, wheels and chains, today the most typical belt. System timing in each engine piston incorporates a key role in its activity. Whether you need him somehow particularly care? Or it is immortal? How to care with regard to chassis Each piston engine, regardless of whether driving a car, farm tractor or a huge ship has timing program. Its design has changed with the development of power train locomotives and differed durability, efficiency and refinement manifests per se m. In. volume. It's a complex mechanism that requires special care service. Any failure cause significant, often costly to repair injury to the engine. In today's four-stroke engines because of the type of construction, there are three sorts of timing: OHV (overhead valve - overhead-valve timing pusher), OHC (overhead camshaft - overhead-valve timing with the shaft in the mind) and DOHC (two times overhead camshaft - overhead-valve timing using twin overhead camshafts mind). The latter type, DOHC, commonly associated only with the engine 4-cylinder inline involving around 16 valves. But it is not strict rule, because they were these kinds of constructions, where the system influenced DOHC 8 valves. Variable Valve Timing Variable valve timing will be the solution becoming more traditionally used in all modern buildings. Provides a better filling with the cylinder air-fuel mixture in comparison to standard solutions that are designed optimally for the averaged beliefs of engine speed and engine load - points out Robert of Motoricus SA Ability to rotate the camshaft relative to the shaft of driving wheel or the latest design, which are electromagnetically operated valves (without worrying about shaft) provide a far greater adjustment valve timings with regard to transient engine loads.