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What are the names that fought in world war 2?
your foot!
What size brake lines on the rear Chevy Cheyenne?
about 2 foot on each side
Where is the emergency brake release located on a 2008 Chevy Malibu?
To release the parking brake, hold the regular brake pedal down with your right foot. Push down momentarily on the parking brake pedal with your left foot until you feel the pedal release. If the parking brake is not released when you began drive, the brake system warning light comes on and s chime sounds as a warning that the parking brake is still on.Manual Book page 2-28
Is it legal to drive an automatic with 2 feet?
It is recommended to use your right foot for the brake and throttle but you won't do hard time if you don't.
What happens if you press a brake?
There are two kinds of brake: 1. A brake is a mechanical device used to bend metals. 2. A brake is a mechanical device used to slow moving objects like cars, airplanes, and so forth.
What is 2 foot by 2 foot by 4 foot what is that in centimetres?
2 ft x 2 ft x 4 ft is equivalent to approximately 60.96 cm x 60.96 cm x 121.9 cm
What would cause your brake pedal to go hard and your brakes to get very hot and stinky?
"Brake Fade" If you hold your foot on the pedal for a long time, the brake pads and rotors will heat up to the point where they cannot dissipate any more heat energy. At this point, your instinct will be to press harder on the pedal, but alas, there is no additional braking capacity available until the system cools down. There are things you can do to reduce brake fade: 1. "Brake Fade" If you hold your foot on the pedal for a long time, the brake pads and rotors will heat up to the point where they cannot dissipate any more heat energy. At this point, your instinct will be to press harder on the pedal, but alas, there is no additional braking capacity available until the system cools down. There are things you can do to reduce brake fade: 1. Don't drag your brakes. Use the same foot for the accelerator as the brake, and the other foot flat on the floor. NEVER use the other foot to brake. 2. When descending a hill, downshift and use engine braking. Save the brakes for stopping. 3. Develop the attitude that the brakes are for stopping, not slowing down. "Brake Fade" If you hold your foot on the pedal for a long time, the brake pads and rotors will heat up to the point where they cannot dissipate any more heat energy. At this point, your instinct will be to press harder on the pedal, but alas, there is no additional braking capacity available until the system cools down. There are things you can do to reduce brake fade: 1. Don't drag your brakes. Use the same foot for the accelerator as the brake, and the other foot flat on the floor. NEVER use the other foot to brake. 2. When descending a hill, downshift and use engine braking. Save the brakes for stopping. 3. Develop the attitude that the brakes are for stopping, not slowing down.
What is the service line in a 18 wheeler?
there are 2 air lines from tractor to trailer.one line is a control line witch tells the supply or service line how much air to send to the brake pods. the control line is controled by the brake foot valve.
What is the difference between the tail light and brake light?
In some (but not all) vehicles, the tail and brake light are part of one globe, generally, a 12v 21/5W globe. The tail light comes on when the parklights and/or headlights are on, and the brake light will come on when the foot is applied to the brake pedal. The one globe has 2 filaments and the pin for the globe is offset (the base also has 2 x contacts). On vehicles such as trailers, the brake and tail globes are generally separate (2 x festoon globes) each with differing wattages. Hope that helps! Lindalegend from Tassie.
What are some names what were used in world war 2?
'''''There is Hitler,Stalin and Churchill were the names of the leaders of the countries for WW2'''''
Why does your handbrake indicator light come on when you accelerate in first and second gear?
This light is used for 2 different purposes.(1) If the brake fluid is low,this light will come on.(2) light will come on when you engage the parking brake.
What are the names of the 2 lateral ankle muscles that create plantar flexion and eversion of the foot?
The two lateral ankle muscles that create plantar flexion and eversion of the foot are the peroneus longus and peroneus brevis.
