Sentence examples for emissions control unit from inspiring English sources
Of the 2.8m vehicles being recalled globally over fears of cracks in the fuel emissions control unit, some 713,000 are in Europe.
The world's largest carmaker has been forced to recall 2.9m vehicle worldwide, including 72,885 UK-registered Prius, Auris and Lexus CT200h models, over possible cracks in the fuel emissions control unit.
The evaporative fuel emissions control units in models produced from 2006 to 2015 including the Prius, Auris compact hatchback and Corolla were prone to cracks, which could lead to fuel leaks over time, it said.
The automaker on Wednesday said it was recalling 2.87 million cars over a possible fault in emissions control units.
WASHINGTON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Toyota Motor Corp has recalled 3.37 million cars worldwide over possible defects involving airbags and emissions control units.
Toyota on Wednesday said evaporative fuel emissions control units in models produced from 2006 to 2015 including the Prius, Auris compact hatchback and its popular Corolla models were prone to cracks, which could expand over time and lead to fuel leaks.
Toyota will also recall in Japan 190,000 front-wheel drive Corolla Rumion and Auris models built between October 2006 and October 2014 that are not equipped with an idling feature to fix a defective fuel evaporative emission control unit.
An emissions tax, on the other hand (which is incentive-equivalent to offering the firm a positive price for every unit of emissions control), assures that marginal control costs will be equal to the tax.
Sensors monitor exhaust-gas parameters (e.g., temperature and oxygen content) and, in electronic fuel-injection systems, provide information to the control unit to assist in reducing pollutant emissions.
The emission model of each emission element is controlled through a timing control governor set inside the microcomputer control unit.
In the future it may be expected that multi component diesel emissions control systems will be combined into sophisticated four-way single units under computer control in much the same way TWCs are used on gasoline cars.
