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3 years ago

Explain The Basic Difference Between Bs2 And Bs3 Engine.

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snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

The main difference between the bs2 and bs3 engine is to present in the catalytic converter. And in bs2 engines the catalytic converter is does not used for the formation of hc and co. In bs3 engine there is no harmful emissions in the hc and co

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solution

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Explain The Basic Difference Between Bs2 And Bs3 Engine.​

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