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Cylinder deactivation once meant periodically shutting off a set number of cylinders—typically half the total (or one on a 1.0-liter EcoBoost three-cylinder)—and it was always the same cylinders that got shut down. Then in 2014, I covered a startup called Tula Technologies, which proposed a system that assessed the instantaneous torque demand being made of the […]

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