There are alot of vacuum hoses on a Mark but the first one to check is the little black one that runs from the drivers' side to the passenger side alittle more than half way down the engine across the intake.
You can't convert volume to weight without more information. 1400 CC of vacuum weighs nothing.
The power of the engine and the maximum speed of the 1953 Fiat 1400 wagon are 58 bhp and 84 m.p.h respectively.
1400 cc refers to the engine displacement, more commonly would be 1.4L engine.
1400 Newton-meters = 1400 joules
1400 cc refers to the engine displacement, more commonly would be 1.4L engine.
A little over 1400 lbs
the typical gap(unless the engine has been modified) is .45. i hope this helps
the 1400 intruder didnt come out till 1987. nevertheless its at the back of the engine right near the battery box.
18 Degrees Before top dead center *Engine warm *Set at 1400 RPM *Distributor vacuum hose disconnected & plugged *Transmission in drive (parking brake engaged) *All accessories off.
All of the Above
The 2013 Audi S7's engine produces 406 ft-lbs. @ 1400 rpm.
The 2013 Audi S6's engine produces 406 ft-lbs. @ 1400 rpm.