The shift cable probably needs to be adjusted. Make sure the level of ATF is ample.
I'll know in a minute
It is estimated that a driver makes about 20 driving decisions each minute while driving. These decisions can include adjusting speed, changing lanes, signaling, and responding to road conditions or other vehicles.
It indicates the engine RPM's (Revolutions per minute). Helps when driving manual transmission vehicle to shift at optimum rpms - prohibits engine "lugging" in higher gears. Also greatly assists with automatic transmissions when pulling a heavy load and climbing a steep hill ... It's a gauge that lots of people use more than a speedometer.
One way is to just disconnect the negative cable from your battery for a minute. But remember it will take anywhere from 10 to 50 miles of driving to bring all the sensors and systems info. back into the computer. :)
The transmission was overfilled when cold and overflows when hot after driving. There are usually two marks on the dipstick, cold and hot surprisingly. Fill to the appropriate mark. Also wait a minute and measure again after allowing the fluid to settle.
A minute
At 60 mph you are moving one mile per minute.
Nothing will happen that will harm the car. But the truth is that you have to watch driving and DO NOT BREAK at the last minute. This happen to me on more than one incident. Hope this helps
0.66 miles per minute.
It sounds like your carburetor is getting clogged.
Ya 12 people die every minute because of drinking and driving.
Well in 1996 it was recorded that 8 teens die every day due to drunk driving so... probably around 0.133 teens die per minute due to drunk driving.