The Manufacturer

Outstanding Performances of Foton Trucks

From its very beginning in Beijing, China, Foton has focused on combining the power of linkage innovation to independent research and development for dramatic new product advancements. Every Foton is built for safety and to meet the highest levels of fuel efficiency and logistical economy. Foton truck and vehicles are setting global standards every day. Foton Trucks have devised line-up with performance, reliability and value for money as key priorities.

 

Macarthur Foton is proud to bring such a robust and versatile range of trucks to market, and to offer customers such outstanding value. Packed with features, the Foton Truck range is ready for business. The heart of every Foton truck is a high-output Cummins engine that has been designed to deliver outstanding power and torque together with industry-leading economy and reliability.

Foton Parts for Commercial Automotive Industry

In order to maintain your truck in ideal condition, as designed and manufactured by Foton, it is necessary to fit original parts that are supplied exclusively in trade-marked boxes, through the official Foton Trucks dealer network. Our mission is simple: to provide the best Foton parts and service to our customers at the lowest prices. Foton Truck dealer technical staffs receive comprehensive training on our products and are absolutely committed to keeping your truck on the road.

With access to parts distribution centers around the world, we are ready to respond to your Foton parts requirements. Shiyan Great Man Automotive Industry Import & Export Co., Ltd takes great pride in our commitment to customer service, the products we sell and our company. Find the most affordable Foton truck parts with customer service you can count on.  

Pencil Coil

Pencil coils are used in vehicles with a fully electronic ignition. They are attached directly to the spark plug. With this coil type the high-voltage pulse is generated directly at the spark plug. The advantage: There is essentially no cable loss.

In addition, this compact design provides for valuable additional space - which is particularly important in modern engines - since the spark plug shaft and ignition coil would otherwise take up this essential space.

Due to its installation position directly in the cylinder head, however, this ignition coil type is subjected to higher thermal loads and often subjected to more vibrations.

Replacing an Ignition Module

NOTE: Because replacing an ignition module can be quite dangerous, this is a fix better left to an experienced mechanic.

Has your vehicle begun to sputter, stall, or be difficult to start? Have you tried all the usual fixes: checking the battery, checking the fuel line, adding a gas additive to rule out water in the fuel tank, and making sure the spark plugs aren't fouled?

If your vehicle is basically an around-town car, have you tried running it on the freeway for a while, just to blow out any carbon build-up in the engine? Any of these things can cause a reduction in the starting and overall performance of your vehicle.

If you've considered all of these possibilities and had no luck, it could be that your ignition module needs to be replaced. In case you aren't familiar with the ignition module, it is the intermediary device that, once you turn the key, transfers a signal from a sensor in the distributor to the ignition coil, which in turn makes the spark plugs fire. The ignition module could be in the distributor itself, on the outside of the distributor, or inside the compartment. Some modules also adjust timing.

When this component needs replacement, you'll have a variety of symptoms to let you know that it's time. Unfortunately, many of these symptoms are the same as for other engine or component problems, so you might need to do a little of your own automotive analysis to pinpoint this problem.

To proceed the steps, please see: http://www.dmv.org/how-to-guides/ignition.php

What Does The Crank Angle Sensor Do?

In most modern cars the crank angle sensor 'tells' to engine control (computer) the position of the crankshaft in ratio with the camshaft; both are syncroniced to an especific position to produce the combustion (that means the camshaft sensor to do the same) with this readings (from both sensor) the computer fire up the fuel injectors & the ignition coil by controling the frecuency of the fuel injection your engine is managed to proper performance & this start with the crank sensor trigger signal.

Ignition Coil

An ignition coil (also called a spark coil) is an induction coil in an automobile's ignition system which transforms the battery's low voltage to the thousands of volts needed to create an electric spark in the spark plugs to ignite the fuel. Some coils have an internal resistor while others rely on a resistor wire or an external resistor to limit the current flowing into the coil from the car's 12 volt supply. The wire that goes from the ignition coil to the distributor and the high voltage wires that go from the distributor to each of the spark plugs are called spark plug wires or high tension leads.

Originally, every ignition coil system required mechanical contact breaker points, and a capacitor (condensor). More recent electronic ignition systems use a power transistor to provide pulses to the ignition coil. A modern passenger automobile may use one ignition coil for each engine cylinder (or pair of cylinders), eliminating fault-prone spark plug cables and a distributor to route the high voltage pulses.

Ignition systems are not required for diesel engines which rely on compression to ignite the fuel/air mixture.

The Relationship Between Pencil Coil and Coil Ignition System

       Known for its incorporate electrical, mechanical and thermal isolation between the magnetic core, which is used for creating magnetic field, the pencil coil is one of the general categories of ignition coil. The engines generally use a mechanically times ignition system, and the key of this system is the distributor. Containing a rotating cam driven, a set of breaker points, a condenser and a distributor cap, the distributor is linked to the spark plugs and ignition coil with wires. And the pencil coil is inserted inside the spark plug insertion hole in the cylinder head.

       Originally, every ignition coil system required mechanical contact breaker points, and a capacitor (condensor). More recent electronic ignition systems use a power transistor to provide pulses to the ignition coil. A modern passenger automobile may use one ignition coil for each engine cylinder (or pair of cylinders), eliminating a distributor to route the high voltage pulses.

       Very early gasoline (petrol) internal combustion engines used a magneto ignition system, since no battery was fitted to the vehicle; magnetoes are still used in piston-engine aircraft. The voltage produced by a magneto is dependent on the speed of the engine, making starting difficult. A battery-operated coil can provide a high-voltage spark even at low speeds, making starting easier. When batteries became common in automobiles for cranking and lighting, the ignition coil system displaced magneto ignition. 

The Different Types of Trailer Hitches

       Trailer hitches are means of connecting a trailer to the rear of your vehicle. With the addition of a hitch, you can expand your vehicle's usefulness by being able to haul items that would normally be too bulky or heavy to place in the vehicle itself. Trailer hitches are made for most vehicles, from large pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles to small four-cylinder economy cars. No matter what size the tow vehicle, using the correct hitch and installing it properly is the key to safe trailer towing.

       If you want to pull a trailer or another car behind your vehicle, you’ll need a hitch. There are five classes of trailer hitches, each with a different weight rating, so you’ll need to have a good idea of what you need your hitch for before you start looking.

1. Class 1 hitches tow up to 2,000 pounds or 907 kilograms; they can be used to pull a trailer that is six feet or 1.8 meters long, or a boat that is 14 feet or 4.3 meters long. These hitches are good for use on smaller cars, such as small sedans, sports cars, and compact cars.
2. Class 2 hitches tow up to 3,500 pounds or 1,588 kilograms; they can be used to pull a trailerthat is 12 feet or 3.7 meters long, or a boat that is 20 feet or 6 meters long. These hitches work well on larger cars, such as midsize sedans and minivans, but are not suitable for compact cars.
3. Class 3 hitches are more heavy-duty hitches. They come in different sizes, but the largest of them can tow up to 5,000 pounds or 2,268 kilograms. A class 3 hitch can be used to pull a 24-foot or 7-meter boat trailer.
4. Class 4 hitches are also much more heavy-duty hitches, especially because their mounting brackets distribute weight more evenly along the frame of the truck that is doing the towing. Class 4 hitches are designed for use with full-size trucks, and will easily pull 7,500 pounds or 3,402 kilograms.
5. Class 5 hitches are the largest hitches available. Class 5 hitches can pull as much as 14,000 pounds or 6,350 kilograms.  

       In conclusion, choosing a hitch for your car is an important decision. You need to be fully prepared and well educated so as to make the most proper decision. It’s important to know what you will be using the hitch, and how much weight you could possibly be pulling, as well as what kind of vehicle will be doing the pulling.

 

The History of Leaf Spring

       There were a variety of leaf spring types, usually employing the word "elliptical". "Elliptical" or "full elliptical" leaf springs referred to two circular arcs linked at their tips. This was joined to the frame at the top center of the upper arc, the bottom center was joined to the "live" suspension components, such as a solid front axle. Additional suspension components, such as trailing arms, would be needed for this design, but not for "semi-elliptical" leaf springs as used in the Hotchkiss drive. That employed the lower arc, hence its name. "Quarter-elliptic" springs often had the thickest part of the stack of leaves stuck into the rear end of the side pieces of a short ladder frame, with the free end attached to the differential, as in the Austin Seven of the 1920s. As an example of non-elliptic leaf springs, the Ford Model T had multiple leaf springs over its differential that were curved in the shape of a yoke. As a substitute for dampers (shock absorbers), some manufacturers laid non-metallic sheets in between the metal leaves, such as wood.

       Leaf spring was very common on automobiles, right up to the 1970s in Europe and Japan and late 70's in America when the move to front wheel drive, and more sophisticated suspension designs saw automobile manufacturers use coil springs instead. Today leaf springs are still used in heavy commercial vehicles such as vans and trucks, SUVs, and railway carriages. For heavy vehicles, they have the advantage of spreading the load more widely over the vehicle's chassis, whereas coil springs transfer it to a single point. Unlike coil springs, leaf springs also locate the rear axle, eliminating the need for trailing arms and a Panhard rod, thereby saving cost and weight in a simple live axle rear suspension.

       It sometimes referred to as semi-elliptical, cart, or laminated springs. The center of this arc-shaped spring is usually attached to the axle of the vehicle it supports, while the ends of the spring are attached to the frame itself. In some cases, a leaf spring may be attached to the vehicle frame on one end and the other end will be attached to a short swinging arm known as a shackle. This type of spring configuration often helps to provide a softer, less rigid suspension system. Some automobile manufacturers have recently developed a leaf spring that is constructed of a composite material similar to plastic in order to provide a softer type of rear suspension.

 

Liquid Silicone Rubber Parts(LSR)

Yuanyu Rubber Enterprise Co. Ltd. was established in March, 1981. ISO 9001:2000 certificated. Professional manufacturer of rubber products. We manufacture custom molded rubber products in any shapes, sizes, or materials such as Rubber dust boots, Air intake hoses, Rubber to metal bonding, Rubber Bushes, Rubber buffers, Shock absorber rubber parts, Rubber gaskets, Diaphragms, O-Rings, Seals, Packings, Keypads, Rubber feet, Adhesive backed rubber parts, Thermoplastic elastomer parts, and Liquid silicone parts.

Our line of air intake hose is designed to meet the exacting specifications of your air intake system. As a professional manufacturer and years of experience in manufacturing, we provide all types of air intake hoses, from the top quality air intake hose products to customer service. Our experience engineering team can develop an air intake hose to meet the exacting specifications of your air intake system.

Yuanyu has specialized in manufacturing molded rubber products for every imaginable application to our customer's specifications. Yuanyu is one of the leading molded rubber manufacturers in the field. Yuanyu assists customers to produce custom parts from material selection, designing suggestion, molds development, and production in any shape, size, hardness and material.

Yuanyu Rubber Enterprise Co. Ltd. is a qualified OEM manufacturer for rubber molding and other rubber related work. It has been a professional global B2B trading manufacturer since 1981. At Yuanyu Rubber Enterprise we aim to provide the best quality service for all things rubber. Equipped with the latest manufacturing hardware, we are an experienced team looking to satisfy our customers with the best services and the most competitive prices.

Custom molded rubber grommets are used to protect wire, hose, pipe or other objects passing through a panel hole.

Rubber gaskets or silicone gaskets / packings sealing compressed between a case-back to a case-body provide waterproof function. 

Rubber packings or silicone gasketssealing compressed between a case-back to a case-body provide waterproof function.

Liquid silicone rubber parts is a high purity platinum cured silicone. Typical applications for liquid silicone rubber are products that require high precision such as seals, sealing membranes, electric connectors, multi-pin connectors, infant products where smooth surfaces are desired, such as bottle nipples, medical applications as well as kitchen goods such as baking pans, spatulas, also silicone parts of diving gear, etc.

Yuanyu Rubber Enterprise Co., Ltd. is a highly-qualified Taiwan based supplier for Rubber Bushings, bushes, Suspension Bushings, Anti Vibration Rubber Mounts, and Rubber Gaskets. Yuanyu has been recognized as a professional manufacturer in the industry since 1981. With both experience and innovation, Yuanyu is confident in providing buyers with quality parts.

Rubber bumpers have uses in almost every arena of industries.Bumpers reduce vibration and movement in equipment, and they also stop a rigid part from damaging one another.