because either you fed it petrol it did'nt agree with this is called petrol farting or the garage you bought your last load of petrol sold you mashed up beans instead all i can say if that happened accidents happen
The exhaust from the car in the closed garage killed him.
Yes, gas fumes can definitely ignite in a garage. This is especially true if your garage is packed with different appliances and tools.
exhaust your tyres need balanced any exhaust or tyre garage will sort it.
i had my ford focus 2004 1.6 complete exhaust system replaced at the local garage for £334
Even with all the garage's doors and windows open it's best to have good local exhaust ventilation for this work.
by using obd2 scanner from your local garage
the danger of all the exhaust, carbon monoxide poisoning.
The wall garage exhaust ventilation kit adapts to different wall thicknesses. They are perfect for exhausting larger size spaces and very much available for Industrial sized garage doors.
The car engine will start to consume all the oxygen in the garage and the exhaust will produce carbon monoxide (Poison gas) eventually you will be depleted of oxygen and feel sleepy as all the oxygen is used up by the cars engine. Then without oxygen you will die. Always open the garage door if you are going to run the cars engine. Always have good ventilation to remove the exhaust from the garage.
The exhaust system is probably rotted beyond repair, replacement is best. Doing exhaust work in your driveway isn't fun. Take the vehicle to your local garage and have them evaluate the exhaust system.
As long as you're a good enough driver and the garage is roomy enough - No. You'll get a little bit more of exhaust fumes in there, but not really enough to matter.
Yes, the carbon monoxide in the exhaust can build up and poison anyone in a closed garage where the car is running. Never a good thing to do.