Showing posts with label power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label power. Show all posts
Sunday, May 12, 2013
How to Change a Car Battery Without Losing Power
1. Make sure the car ignition is turned off. Remove the keys from the ignition to be sure.
2. Set the jump starter power switch to the "Off" position.
3. Connect the positive (red) cable of the jump starter to the positive clamp that is connected to the terminal of the battery to be removed. Connect it so as to not interfere with the loosening and removal of the battery clamp from the terminal.
4. Connect the negative (black) clamp to the car’s chassis or a solid non-moving metal component or body part.
5. Turn the jump starter power switch to "On."
6. Using the wrench, loosen the bolt that holds the positive clamp on the terminal of the battery youre replacing. Slide the cable clamp off the terminal and place it away from the battery. Make sure the clamp does not come in contact with any grounded metal parts of the vehicle. Wrap it in a towel or rag to provide insulation from surrounding parts.
7. Loosen the negative clamp and remove it from the terminal in the same manner.
8. Firmly grasp the old battery and lift it from the vehicle.
9. Position the new battery in the vehicle battery area.
10. Position the positive cable clamp on the positive terminal of the new battery. Carefully tighten the clamp hardware with the wrench.
11. Position and connect the negative clamp to its terminal in the same way.
12. Turn the jump starter power switch to "Off."
13. Disconnect the jump starter clamps from the battery terminals and clamps.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
The Muscle Car Motor can move you with the power
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| Muscle Car Picture by John Gunnell |
People say motors with the power to move you as mucle car. One example of muscle car is the Sports Car C-Class diesel models with common rail technology. Thats not surprised because diesel sports car will enter the teritory. Three efficient and powerful CDI engines are available for the new C-Class. The C230 CDI is a unit of a six-cylinder common-rail unit with an output of 165kW (224hp), which accelerates the car to 100km / h in 7.7 seconds. The two units CYLIN 4, the C200 and CDI2 C220CDi suffered numberous technical improvements and now deliver even more power and torque significantly.
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| Muscle Cars Start Racing |
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| Muscle Car Wars-New Camaro-On Road Driving |
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| Muscle Car Engine View |
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| 1971 Dodge Challenger RT-Modern Muscle Car-Front View Picture |
Thanks to these measures, such as the expansion of the spray nozzles for piston cooling oil to improve and optimize the supply of oil to the plain bearing, the C200CDI2 now develops 100kW (136hp) and C220CDi has an output of 125kW (170hp). Added to this, metal glow plugs were replaced on both engines for other ceramics that are capable of reaching higher temperatures to improve cold running properties. All diesel engines are naturally equipped with a particulate filter.
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