If the fuel travels into the hot exhaust pipes and gets the chance to meet the oxygen outside, it ignites in a burst of fire when it comes out of the tailpipe. How do cars shoot flame? This phenomenon is Read more…
What you need to do is connect a spark plug about five inches from the end of the exhaust, run the wiring to the driver, and set up a switch to ignite the spark. On the other side, connect the Read more…
250 000 miles. The EcoBoost is built tough and is designed to last a long time. A factory standard 3.5 EcoBoost engine can give you up to 250 000 miles (402 000 km), and more if the vehicle has been Read more…
The key fob battery is dead: This is one of the most common reasons why your car door lock is not working. If your locks aren’t working, replacing the battery in the key fob could solve the issue. The key Read more…
Better Acceleration- Modern automatics have better acceleration than manual transmissions. By using the best computers, automatics change gears faster than a human can. Automatic transmissions can propel the car faster than a manual can. Whats faster automatic or manuals? It’s Read more…
To make an older car backfire, start the vehicle and bring it to a steady rev as you normally would, then turn the engine off with your foot on the gas pedal. After waiting a few seconds, restart your car Read more…
The Mustang Deluxe V6 has a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $19,995, while the Premium coupe is $20,920. The GT Deluxe has an MSRP of $26,020, while the GT Premium starts at $27,200. How much was a 2006 Mustang Read more…
A close-up profile of TR-6060 (left) and T-56 Second gears shows the dramatic difference between them. The TR-6060 gear is 1.200 inches thick, compared to the T-56 gear’s 1.075-inch thickness. That’s a 15 percent difference, which helps illustrate why the Read more…
Used 2008 Ford Mustang GT Premium Specs & Features Engine Base engine size 4.6 L Cylinders V8 Base engine type Gas Horsepower 300 hp @ 5,750 rpm What engine does a 2008 Ford Mustang come with? Acceleration and Power. While Read more…
To remove the connector once your charge is done, pull the connector out of the vehicle. Depending on the plug type, you may need to push a button in order to release the connector before pulling it out. How do Read more…