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What people on Reddit say when they see a repost that one attempted to post as "original" content. Happens a lot on r/PrequelMemes but can be seen elsewhere too.
User A: (Sees a post with thousands of upvotes on the front page, then proceeds to post an exact copy of that "trending" post)
User B sees that it's a repost, and puts in the comment section "General Reposti"
Diesel Particulate Filter
The purpose of a DPF is to filter out particulate matter (a.k.a. black smoke) from a Diesel engine's exhaust, which consists of two distinct components, soot and ash. Soot is elemental carbon, which is the visible black stuff you see, and soot is the result of unburned fuel. Ash, on the other hand, consists of non-combustible metallic salts and is formed because engine oil contains many magnesium, calcium, and zinc compounds, and small amounts of oil are inevitably going to be burned along with the fuel.
A DPF is typically a big muffler with a ceramic honeycomb inside it that catches all this soot and ash and holds on to it. It doesn't let it out the tailpipe. It works well. But the problem is, it's a FILTER, and over time it's gonna get plugged. And once it's plugged up you now have an exhaust restriction, which is bad for your engine. It reduces your power, and you get all sorts of other problems. So how do you get the DPF to be clean again?
Many engines now have regeneration systems that spray fuel into the exhaust and blow air into it, then they light this fuel on fire so that the DPF can be heated to around 600ΓΒ°C in order for the soot be turned into carbon dioxide. This clears out the soot. Ash, on the other hand, is non-combustible and builds up in the DPF over time. Even during regeneration ash remains in the DPF and at some point you will have to wash the thing out or have it professionally cleaned in order to get rid of it.
From the year 2007 onwards basically all heavy-duty Diesel engines had to get a DPF in order to reduce particulate matter emissions, which lead to Diesel engine manufacturers ramping production up significantly in 2005 and 2006 so they could continue selling pre-DPF engines well into 2007.
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Derogatory term for Detroit Diesel two-stroke Diesel engines, so named because they tend to consume lots of oil and leak oil. Some say that, on these engines, if you didn't have to add a gallon (or two, or three) of oil to the crankcase every time you stopped to get fuel, something was wrong.
Me: What engine do you have in your truck?
Truck driver: It's an old 12V92 Leaktroit. Thing drinks oil like breakfast but I still love it.
A Newspeak word from George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984, "bellyfeel" essentially means to blindly and enthusiastically accept something or someone.
The reason why the general public refuse to recognise the truth in many cases is because they bellyfeel the mainstream media, who are quite notorious for exaggerating and distorting just to get clicks.
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A half-NSFW way of referring to sex.
See also: Horizontal tango
Troy: So why are U afraid of Ryan and Sharpay?
Kelsi: I walked on them doing the horizontal love dance and they pushed me out of a window...
An airplane that is very capable and will be one of the safest things in the sky once it returns to service. However, all the media want you to know is that it's somehow doomed to be a death trap forever, because fear-mongering and clickbait bring in those oh-so-precious clicks and money.
The Boeing 737 MAX is a good airplane, but it was definitely rushed to the market due to Boeing being greedy. Sadly it took over 300 deaths to have a safe plane :-(
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A word (or phrase) that has been overused or misused so much that it now has zero meaning whatsoever.
Over the years, countless words and phrases have become "zombie words" as they have lost their meaning from extreme overuse and misuse. Some of these words are "diversity", "simp", "racist", "toxic", "cringe", "abuse", "unprecedented", "Nazi", and "Fascist".