Caterpillar introduces engine calibrations to cut NOx

July 3, 2001
Caterpillar has unveiled what it calls “new electronic engine calibrations” that will reduce emissions of NOx by up to 7% for most 1993 to 1998 Caterpillar heavy-duty and mid-range truck engines. “The new calibrations will greatly reduce NOx emissions from current in-service engines, but will in no way affect performance, reliability or fuel economy,” said David Semlow, marketing manager, Caterpillar
Caterpillar has unveiled what it calls “new electronic engine calibrations” that will reduce emissions of NOx by up to 7% for most 1993 to 1998 Caterpillar heavy-duty and mid-range truck engines.

“The new calibrations will greatly reduce NOx emissions from current in-service engines, but will in no way affect performance, reliability or fuel economy,” said David Semlow, marketing manager, Caterpillar Truck Engine Division.

Installation involves a recalibration process that can be performed at any Caterpillar authorized dealer.

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