Yes, it is quite common. This is the fuel system priming itself, ie building up pressure in the system so it can inject fuel into the cylinder. It could be that your old pump was wearing down and so didn't make any noise, but more likely that you are now looking for noises from that area and the pump has always done this.
Ordinary household light switches are usually installed so that they turn off in the downward position. If yours turn on by pressing downward, it just means that someone installed them upside down. Electrical mains are designed and installed so that gravity would tend to open them not close them.
its your squirl cage inside of your blower motor. guaranteed. happened to me twice
The motor which blows air through the vents.
make sure that ignition switch is completely turned off. turn key to acc position and listen for humming sound that lasts for about two or three seconds. if you do not hear that hum, your fuel pump is not functioning
The caliper may be hanging and causing the humming sound. I cant type the sound out but it mine made a humming noise as the wheels turned. If I pressed the brakes hard and quickly let go it would stop. I just replaced rotors and brake pads and it is back to normal now.
Has it always been like this or not? If it is, then it is not really a problem. It is how the stereo was installed. An stereo can be installed to be turned on whether the engine is on or off. If the stereo cannot be turned off at all, then you have a problem with your stereo.
levo = left rotation = turning levorotation means the organ has shifted or turned toward the left side of the body instead of being in its normal position
Yes, that is normal.
In a 1998 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, 75% of the pregnant women in the study had breech fetuses that turned in the normal position.
Distributor is installed off a tooth, or wires are on the wrong spots.
I think you mean the five positions. In First Position your heels are touching with your toes turned away from your body. In Second Position your feet are shoulder width apart and toes turned away from body. In Third Position your feet are turned outwards but one heel is on the middle inside of the foot In Fourth Position your feet are turned outwards and separated one foot is about 5 in. to 1 ft. in front. In Fifth Position your feet are turned outwards and one heel touches the tip of your toes.
5 positions... the only position that is not turned out is parallel