Kerosene as Motor Fuel Explored by Authority
Tests of kerosene in internal combustion engines are analyzed by H. A. Morris. As auto use rises to over a million vehicles and fuel demand grows, kerosene offers potential savings and easier starting with heavier fuels, aided by new vaporizing methods and adjustments in engines and vaporization devices.
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Automobile Club of America
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Thermometer advances radiator safety for hot engines
An article notes a radiator thermometer device helps monitor motor temperature to avoid overheating. It uses a red liquid thermometer showing danger levels around 130 to 180 degrees, signals leaks or cooling failures, and aids fuel economy by preventing idle runs. It can be fitted via a 3/8 inch radiator cap drill.
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