The "official" method is to prime the fuel pump. Depending on what type of fuel pump you have, it may be a manually primed or electrically primed fuel pump. On most passenger vehicle, this is done automatically when you turn the key from the "off" to the "on" or "accessory" position. If you ran out of fuel, give it a few seconds. If you're in a vehicle which doesn't do this (this is common for large commercial trucks), you'll either have to manually actuate the electric pump via a switch (if so equipped), or manually pump the primer. A better way to go about it is to remove or expose the fuel filter (depending on what sort of fuel filter housing your vehicle has), fill it up with fuel, then reinstall it.
If you search Optimus Prime truck on any search engine that gives pictures you should get thousands.
In the original cartoon series, Optimus Prime was a cab-over-engine tractor of unspecified make and model. In the movies, Optimus Prime was a Peterbilt 379 EXHD.
prime engines only when; THE ENGINE IS OFF STARTING RUNNING ALL OF THE ABOVE
You don't have to prime your car to paint it any color, but it is always better to prime before painting to give the finish coat better adhesion.
The engine can be in the front or the back of the car.
You do not have to prime it. It is self priming.
If you are in the 80-100K mile range then you are in the prime area for an engine seizing. While a great car these 2.7L engine have a problem with sludge buildup that leads to the engine not getting oil where it should and that is the end of that.
A car engine is a heat engine, but there are various types of heat engines outside the realm of car and truck engines.
Usually cheaper to change an engine, but then you have an old car with a new engine.
To start a car, you charge up the glow plug starter. Once fully charged, prime the engine (place finger over the exhaust pipe exit and pull the engine starter cord or use your roto starter) and turn on your radio gear. Then plug the glow plug starter on top of the engine and turn the engine over again and it should fire.
The 3.0L on your car engine gives you an idea that the engine of your car can suck up a total of 3.0L mixture of air and fuel then burns it out as a power of your engine to move your car.
There's NO need to. They will prime thereselves as soon as the engine starts.