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  It is a hot Sunday in June. You and your family have decided to go to a movie theater. As summer vacation is on, your  want to enjoy the newly released superhero film.  You and your family came down from your apartment and went into the car. The multiplex was 2 miles away from your home. So you left your place in the early morning. Everything was going perfectly until your car got stuck in long traffic.  There is a huge queue of cars and you are stuck somewhere in the middle of that. As it is a hot day, you start your car AC. But to your surprise, nothing changed. Your family is still not comfortable. You find that your car’s air conditioner is not in good health.  It would not happen if you only knew what Regas car air conditioning service is and when to go for it.  What is a Regas Car Air Conditioning Service? Car air conditioning system loses its efficiency with time. The reason behind it is refrigerant leaks, clogged filters, and worn-out seals. In ...

It’s a day of summer in the month of June. You and your friends are on a road trip to Jhansi on one of the hottest days of the year. You all are wandering around the state roads. As the sun is at its maximum, you are feeling uncomfortable. You can’t go outside as the hot rays of the sun are scratching the skin. But the inside of the car is also getting uneasy for you. Now it’s far more than your capacity. You switched on the AC.  As soon as the AC started, the atmosphere of the car started changing. After a few minutes of AC on, you are now feeling relaxed. You look outside and thank God and the engineers who found the air conditioner.  Now you start to think about the person who first installed an air conditioner in a car. Who was that person? How did he think about the idea of installing an AC in the car? You start searching on Google and land on our blog. Here you get a brief history of modern air conditioning.  The first breed of automobile car in the world: The very...

  What’s a Camshaft and How Does It Work? The camshaft's job is to open and close the valves at the top of each of the engine's cylinders. Each cylinder contains at least two valves: one that sucks in a flammable air and fuel combination, and the other that propels the piston downward in the cylinder when it is ignited. As the piston returns to its original position in the cylinder, the other valve opens, allowing the exhaust gases produced by the combustion to escape.   The camshaft is a metal rail that stands above the cylinders at the top of the engine and is constructed of iron or steel. Cam lobes, which are egg-shaped projections distributed at intervals throughout the shaft's length and line with the valves, distinguish the shaft. The peaked end of each lobe makes touch with a lever called a 'rocker arm,' which opens the valve to the engine as the camshaft rotates. The lever returns to its original position when the lobe's peak passes the rocker arm, and t...