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A four-stroke cycle engine is an internal combustion engine that utilizes four distinct piston strokes (intake, compression, power, and exhaust) to complete one operating cycle. The piston make two complete passes in the cylinder to complete one operating cycle. What is the working of 4 stroke engine? Power stroke: With both valves closed, the spark …
Parents and caregivers should feel confident that using an infant car seat is essential in a car, but a baby shouldn’t be left unattended in a car seat, and it shouldn’t be your baby’s primary sleeping place, Thomas says. Neither a car seat nor an inclined sleeper is an appropriate substitute for a crib or …
For optimum protection, change the Transmission Fluid and filter every 30,000 miles (unless you have a new vehicle that is filled with Dexron III ATF, which is supposed to be good for 100,000 miles). How do I know if my transmission filter needs to be changed? Signs Your Transmission Fluid Filter is Clogged (And What …
At start, the slip of the motor is equal to unity and the induced rotor voltage is equal to the stator voltage. The rotor-induced voltage goes on decreasing as the motor accelerates towards its base speed. It is clear that the induced rotor is maximum at the starting of the motor. Why motor takes more …
A good car battery should read 12.4-12.9 volts when the car is off. Anything lower doesn’t necessarily mean the battery is bad. Your car’s electrical system may have drained it, or there may be an issue with your alternator. What voltage should my car battery be when not running? Measure and Analyze When the probes …
Battery manufacturers such as U.S. Battery recommend using distilled water. Battery manufacturers recommend checking water levels frequently, usually after charging. When filling, it’s important to use proper safety gear such as latex gloves and eye protection. What type of water can be used to refill a car battery? Carefully and slowly (do NOT splash) pour …
Is 30 minutes enough to charge a car battery? Remember: After you’ve done a jump start, you’ll need to keep the vehicle’s engine running for around 30 minutes to allow the alternator time to charge the battery sufficiently. How fast does a car battery charge while driving? Generally, if you can keep your engine RPM …
A brand new battery can sit on the shelf for two years, but if the charge falls too low, it will be permanently damaged. What happens if you don’t start your car for a week? If your battery is in excellent condition, then nothing will happen over a week. Do unused car batteries expire? There …
Foul rotting smell or dead animal odor – The smell of rotting flesh could mean that an animal has made a nest and then died in the heating and air conditioning duct system or on top of the engine. … Chances are the need to get rid of this foul odor will send you running …
Not only it can drain a battery but can cause permanent damage to the car battery also. In fact, starter motor is the biggest load on a battery and draw heavy current while attempting a start, if the car fails to start, repeated attempts are likely to drain the car’s battery very soon. How do …