The active exhaust system gives Mustang owners the ability to change the tone of their exhaust. Here's how it works and if ...

You have likely heard of variable valve timing by one of the names manufacturers have for the system, such as VVT-i or VTEC.

Valve has a message to all you folks (myself included) who love huffing your Steam Deck exhaust fumes: Stop it. Please. Have you ever taken a break from playing your Steam Deck to sample the ...

Servicing Cessna 172 Stuck Exhaust Valves A rough-running engine means it’s time to pop valve covers.

Valve is politely recommending that Steam Deck owners avoid inhaling its exhaust fumes after some gamers posted online about secretly enjoying the smell.

The EGR in a diesel engine plays a significant role in your vehicle's overall performance, but what is it exactly? Here's everything you need to know.

A four-stroke engine sucks in air and fuel through their respective valves, compresses the mixture, detonates it, and then blows off the exhaust fumes through exhaust valves into the exhaust manifold.

The valve cover gasket helps to prevent oil from escaping the engine by providing a tight seal between the engine and valve cover, typically made of rubber, plastic, or cork. As a result, the valve ...

The German arms and automotive company, Rheinmetall, announced on Tuesday that it will begin to manufacture exhaust gas recirculation valves or EGR for a "renowned car manufacturer" that it did ...

So when Valve now tells Steam Deck owners they shouldn't be sticking their noses next to the handheld's exhaust vents and taking a big, deep breath, I have to wonder if, y'know, they really mean it.

Valve has accidentally created an everlasting version of the “new console smell” through the Steam Deck, the exhaust fumes from which are so delightfully plasticky that gamers won’t stop ...

You have likely heard of variable valve timing by one of the names manufacturers have for the system, such as VVT-i or VTEC. So what is it and what does it do?