Answer / Adesh Kumar Misra

The primary difference between a two-stroke engine and a four-stroke engine lies in their power stroke cycle. A two-stroke engine performs both intake and exhaust strokes during a single power stroke, while a four-stroke engine completes these processes separately over two power strokes (intake, compression, power, and exhaust). Four-stroke engines are generally more fuel-efficient, quieter, and have fewer emissions, but they tend to be larger and heavier than their two-stroke counterparts.

how air condition work in the car?

2 Answers  

---

Define elastic limit and yield point.

1 Answers   Ashok Leyland,

---

what is the product of tata company

3 Answers   TATA, Tata Motors, Tata Steel Limited,

---

what is alignment?

1 Answers   ITI,

---

What is clutch drag?

1 Answers  

---

Why do heavy vehicles use diesel engine?

1 Answers   GM General Motors,

---

What is an injector pressure in heavy vehicles?

1 Answers  

---

wat happens if u use petrol in diesel engine

13 Answers   Ashok Leyland, Infosys,

---

What High School Career completer should you select, for automobile engineering?

1 Answers   Nissan,

---

If the given tractive effort curve and the total resistance curve does not intersect, then a) The vehicle will accelerate b) The vehicle will decelerate c) The vehicle will not be able to go at this gradient for the given gear d) None of the above

1 Answers   Backbone, Bosch, MAHINDRA, Uniparts Group,

---

on how many points, an engine-clutch-gear box unit is supported on chassis frame ?

4 Answers  

---

What is the diffrence bitween bs2 & bs3 engine?

1 Answers  

---