going down hill, cruise control, a strong wind, getting rear ended by someone whos going twice as fast.
Upon pressing the accelerator pedal, the fuel/air mixture supplied to the engine increases, which results in a larger explosion and more power, thus propelling the vehicle at a faster speed
A car will move when the gas pedal is engaged. You can control the speed of the car by the pressure you put on the gas pedal. The brake pedal will either slow the car down or stop the car entirely.
You could be very low on oil, check your oil and add to the full line.
This is a stupid question. i own a diesel vehicle and it has cruise control as it is a 2008 model. it also has an accelerator pedal which u control by pressing with your foot
It is called the accelerator pedal, aka the gas pedal.
The brake pedal and the accelerator pedal can cause a change in speed.
Could be automatic choke stuck by bent spring or throtle linkage
The speed is limited to how fast you can pedal.
Remove the air cleaner duct hose.Take some gumout spray and clean the throttle plate. (large flapper)They will build up with a black gum which causes the pedal to stick off idle. If it sticks at speed it may be a bad cable... get it replaced.
Pressing on the gas pedal sends more gas to the combustion chamber for the combustion process which sends more pressure to the engine for your car to pick up speed.
Assuming you are not pressing down on the gas, when you release the pedal, the car will slow down over time and evetualy come to a stop. Unless you are going down a hill, in which case you will speed up.
K.E = 1/mv2, where m is mass in kg and v is speed in m/s. By pressing down on the gas pedal, the speed of the car will increase, which will increase its kinetic energy. Note: Even though the symbol v is used in the equation, it represents speed and not velocity (speed and direction). Kinetic energy is not a vector quantity.