No, Truck engine's must haul or pull much much much more than car engines and therefore they have to be more powerful, and engine that is more powerful than another must be bigger
trucks are much heavier than cars and also have much bigger engines resulting in more fuel being burned
Trucks are louder than cars because of the bigger engine and more space for the sound waves to travel in, and the torque on a truck is considerably bigger with a bigger exhaust to compensate for it, which all results in a louder sound.
The type of vehicles that have a diesel engine are pickup trucks, vans, semi trucks, box trucks, some smaller cars such as sedans and also some suvs have diesel engines in them. The GMC sierra has an duramax diesel in it.
fits old chevy trucks and cars 350,307,327 engines and other small blocks.
Most vehicles, such as cars, vans, and trucks, use internal combustion engines.
The most popular combustion engine is the internal combustion engine. It is used most often in spark ignition engines such as cars or lawn mowers. Diesel combustion engines are generally large trucks and construction vehicles.
The North American average engine size for cars and light duty trucks in 2006 was 220 hp. Source: Ward's Auto World, 2007 Light Vehicle Engines.
Vehicle engines from the 30's were bigger in size and weight but had less power in general.
Type of combustion is determined by the engine, not the fuel. Intermittent or reciprocating engines such as those found in cars and trucks can run on diesel. Gas turbines AKA jet engines can also run on diesel however they are continuous combustion engines. The answer to your question depends on the type of engine you have in mind. If it has pistons then it will be intermittent.
Trucks are heavier and tend to carry more.
If the train had 96 cars and one engine for every 24 cars, you would divide the total number of cars by the number of cars per engine to find the number of engines. So, 96 cars divided by 24 cars per engine equals 4 engines. Therefore, the train had 4 engines.
A combustable engine