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First, air is sucked into the piston chamber. Second the gasoline is sprayed in. Then the mixture is compressed. Durring that stage the spark plugs ignight the gas and air mixture. The last stage is when the fumes from the explotion are exited through the tailpipe. Rudolf Karl Deisel patented the first internal combustion engine.
