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How do you tell how fast you are going if the speedometer is broken?
Use a GPS ^ posted by someone else What you want to do is drive with traffic and watch your tachometer. That is the RPM gauge, if your car has one. By marking the tach you can tell your approximate speed at any given time. You need to watch what RPM's you shift at, if you are in fifth gear cruising at 55mph then look at where your RPM's are... they will always be really close that in 5th gear at 55mph. You can then use that as an easy way to tell your speed with a broken speedometer.
What rpm should a Chevy Colorado run at 55mph?
It depends on the gear ratio but 1750 rpm would be good.
Your rpm gauge in your Nissan 100 NX stays real low why?
How fast are you going and what gear are you in???
What is the normal rpm for a 1997 Pontiac grand prix gtp?
depends on how fast you are going and what gear you are in
How is it harmful to not shift into overdrive at high speeds?
It is not, but the engine works harder. You generally want to keep the RPM's as low as possible while driving. If you are going to be driving for a long time at the same speed, then it's better to enable overdrive no matter how fast you are going. Not only will your engine last longer, but you get better fuel mileage!
How fast is a fly going when it spins around your head 1000 times in 7 minutes?
It would be going at a speed of approx. 142.85718571 rpm.
What rpm does a 2001 ford ranger 4.0 run at in overdrive?
That would depend on how fast you are driving , what the rear end gear ratio is etc.
What RPM a car changes in to second gear?
if you want to go fast, then you change gear at redline. if you are driving normally usually 2-3k
Overdrive Ford Explorer?
Driving in overdrive should be done when the driver does not plan on driving fast and jamming the accelerator. Overdrive is like a last gear that helps the vehicle maintain torque at low RPM.
What RPM is the cheapest in driving cars?
Driving on lower RPM's will reward you with higher gas mileage in addition to putting less wear on the engine. So, low RPM will be cheaper in the long run.
What causes RPM to go up and down while driving and you are not accelerating?
Most likely going down hill, the faster the wheels go, the higher the RPM will increase, for this to increase the vehicle either must be going downhill with no brakes applied or the throttle(acceleration) has been depressed.
How many cubic feet or cubic meters of air does a 4 cylinder 2 liter engine consume in 1 minute?
It depends on how fast the engine is going (RPM). Displacement X RPM = Volume/minute.
