Articles, tagged with "spark plug", page 1
13th January 2012
Stock exhaust systems are designed simply to provide a conduit for spent gases to move from your engine to your tailpipe - no more, no less. On the other hand, performance exhaust systems are engineered to maximize your engine's exhaust flow, giving you:
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Author:
nimesh
04th January 2012
All cars have components that wear out and need replacing every now and then. One of the reasons the Toyota Camry has remained a popular car to own is that routine maintenance is relatively simple and can be done by many owners. For many handy car owners,...
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Author:
Carley Little
23rd March 2011
Do you want to generate electrical power for your house month after month, for completely free of charge? In that case, free energy systems have the perfect answer for you. There are a range of free energy systems that can be used to generate electricity ...
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Author:
izola448
18th March 2011
In contrast to other generators, the small diesel generator is typically chosen as the generator of alternative for most business and establishment proprietors. Nevertheless, the diesel engine is also misunderstood by numerous. Frequent folks see the dies...
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Author:
joanne
12th July 2010
Spark plug of a wide range of materials are nickel, platinum, iridium alloy points, form a single head, double head, four head difference, still have high heat resistance, low temperature differences.
Temperature is an important indicator of the spark ...
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Author:
fishgu001
06th July 2010
Ignition switch - more or less playing the role of the main processing unit in your cars electrical supply is the main starting system of the car consisting of two main parts, the lock cylinder and the electronic switch. In earlier times, people used to w...
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Author:
Sameen Shaukat
02nd June 2010
How to Change an Air Filter on your Riding Lawn Mower
There are a variety of different style air filters on a variety of different brands of engines. Always refer to your Operator's Manual or Engine Operator's Manual if you are not sure. This article w...
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Author:
Brandon Swenson
02nd June 2010
If you own a Cadillac STS engine Deville 97 with a 32 valve 4.6L Northstar Engine that has a blown engine, a pressure and spark plug test will usually reveal that you have blown a head gasket. This occurs because of the stripped head bolts common in early...
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Author:
lowmileageengines.op@gmail.com
30th May 2010
So you call yourself a car enthusiast? Are you really a car enthusiast as they say? If so, one must've heard of the HEMI. What does HEMI stand for? Once I heard the word, the first thing which came to mind was the word hemisphere. Fortunately, the word he...
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Author:
Sturat Michael M
21st May 2010
Common problems with the Northstar Engine usually relate to dealing with stripped head bolts. For example, if you own a Cadillac STS engine Deville 97 with a 32 valve 4.6L Northstar Engine with a blown engine, chances are good that by simply doing a press...
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lowmileageengines.op@gmail.com
03rd November 2009
Your snowblower is a well designed machine, and as such must be given the appropriate level of maintenance to ensure proper operation. Getting into the habit of inspecting your snowblower, and performing regularly scheduled tasks will help you to extend t...
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Author:
Jeremy Biberdorf
17th September 2009
Getting ideas from Real vehicles
Attempts to combine the two concepts have been successful in real cars. They have come up with a hybrid structure where the automobiles have a small internal combustion engine along with an electric motor. The two syste...
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Author:
mark
05th August 2009
Your Scooter runs like crap, has no power and is very sluggish - you know it and I know it, so let's fix it!
The main stay of our scooter business is repairs and high-performance-upgrades (HPU). Everyone wants a scooter with some zip, pizzazz, and some g...
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Author:
Scooter Stock
25th February 2008
In the past most outboards were two strokes. End of season service was limited to maybe fogging the engine and leaving it in cold shed for the winter. When spring arrived two things happened, it ran or it didn't! For the most part two strokes don't seize ...
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Author:
Seized Engine
02nd May 2006
A compression test is a way of testing an engine's condition without tearing the engine apart. A compression tester or tool is used to check the compression pressure. An engine compression test will let you know if there is excessive wear between the cyli...
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Author:
Jerry Lemke