96 and new vehicles use air idle control valve, idle air control sensor, or something to the nature
A smaller number as a gear ratio means more speed. Higher ratios have higher torque and less speed. The size of the engine just determines hp and tq for that engine unless it is upgraded. The gear ratio and engine determine the vehicles top speed and acceleration. More torque means more power therefore more acceleration.
Yes, but only if you can crank engine at normal starter speed.
Pressing on the accelerator increases engine rpm (revolutions per minute) which in turn increases wheel/tire rpm which increases vehicle speed.
An idle cylinder refers to the state when the engine is not coupled with the drivetrain and with throttle pedal not depressed. There is rotational speed but it is not enough to move the vehicle.
It sounds like your VSS(Vehicle Speed Sensor) has gone bad, which will turn on your check engine light.
Yes. Pretty much any vehicle with an electronically controlled engine does.
controlled the speed engine
controlled the speed engine
The speedometer, Odometer and tripminder are all controlled by the VSS(Vehicle Speed Sensor) located in the bottom part under the vehicle engine.
No, that is why there is a gearbox
The aeroplane takeoff is controlled by the engine speed and the elevators.
it does it by comparing engine speed to air flow , throttle position , and vehicle speed
The vehicle speed sensor is between the transmission and the engine from the front of the the engine bay, there is also a vehicle wheel speed sensors in in each tire
Add a governor to limit the speed of the engine or vehicle.
The idle control valve works by regulating the idle speed of the engine. The idle speed of the engine is usually controlled by the engine of the computer.
To match a constant speed engine with a variable speed vehicle.
A variable speed governor is an engine part that works with the engine to govern speeds required within the engine. It serves to keep the engine at a steady speed as set by the operator of the vehicle.