Cummins offers a wide range of engine power options that are reliable, durable and environmentally friendly. The company manufactures motors according to Tier I - Tier IV standards. Optionally, you can purchase a mechanically or electronically controlled model that meets the stringent carbon emission requirements. Cummins diesel engines are designed for mining applications. They are characterized by economical fuel consumption and high reliability. The equipment equipped with Cummins engines has no equal in terms of performance.
What is OBD?
OBD is a government-mandated standard that requires engines to actively monitor and test
emissions-related components and systems to detect malfunctions that adversely affect
emissions. An engine's OBD system monitors nearly every component that can affect the
emission control system. If the OBD system detects a malfunction that could cause an
increase in exhaust emission levels, the OBD system illuminates the Malfunction Indicator
Lamp (MIL) on the vehicle instrument panel to alert the operator that the engine is in need of
repair. The level of OBD monitoring required can vary, depending on factors such as Gross
Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), model year, certification level, and applicable government
regulations.
