Check your dipstick to see if the oil has a milky appearance. If so there is coolant in your oil and you probably have a blown head gasket. If the oil looks normal and the fluid you described as brown looks the same as the color of your motor oil ( a bit dirty ) you have either blown a head gasket or craked the head. If your vehicle has an oil cooler you may have a leak in the lines to it or a leak in the cooler itself. There is also a type of refridgerant ( from your ac system ) that will turn brown when exposed to air.
she sprayed them with poison that Asclepius had given to her.
What will pepper spray do if sprayed on a car
Not Directly From It. But They can panic and get one.
Vehicle manufacturers spray the coating on their cars and trucks when they build them. And these paints are almost exclusively polymers. Yes, polymer paints can be sprayed on. The paint and the manner in which it is applied may vary from job to job, but sprayed on finishes are industry standards. And they have been for a long time. The new automotive finishes were developed by chemists who know polymers inside and out. The finishes are tough, long lasting, and resistant to oxidation and chemical attack. They also resist the abuses of sun and wind borne abrasives, as well as remain flexible to resist chipping. These polymers were always developed with the understanding that they would be sprayed on. It was a given.
paint that's sprayed out of a bottle You could also calling it aerosol spray paint
A stray pond refers to a reservoir in which the warmed water is usually cooled for reuse by the evaporation of the water discharged from the nozzles in the spray. The warm water is then usually sprayed into the cooler air.
A stray pond refers to a reservoir in which the warmed water is usually cooled for reuse by the evaporation of the water discharged from the nozzles in the spray. The warm water is then usually sprayed into the cooler air.
There are a few ways this can occur. If there are no other symptoms it might just be a leak in the front cover (where water pump is bolted to engine). A blown cylinder head gasket, cracked head or engine block could also be the cause. These are usually (but not always) accompanied by other symptoms. Such as little or no interior heat, white exhaust smoke (steam) ,and or air bubbles in the radiator recovery tank. (take CAUTION when looking in the recovery tank hot coolant can be sprayed out without warning). The engine will likely overheat as well, (temperature sending units and the thermostat can fail to operate properly if there is air (combustion gasses) in the coolant system. Engine coolant in the oil will destroy the crankshaft bearings. Have the coolant system pressure tested.
They are sprayed with smoke to calm down.
The assumption is, the engine is hot and if you open the radiator cap you will be sprayed with hot radiator coolant. If I'm not mistaken, didn't the 95 Buick use the "permanent" radiator coolant? If so, don't change it until the specified time. Just don't open it while it's hot. Do it when the car is cool.
or some other leak in the cooling system has sprayed coolant all over the engine compartment causing multiple short circuits.
silver iodide is sprayed on the clouds
only special cars get sprayed with teflon. you can also pay extra money to get your car sprayed when buying
It depends on what I'm using it on ( but mostly sprayed)
what will happen to a wren if its sprayed by insecticide
no he didn't. they just sprayed something green on him.
What makes a Green Tea organic depends on whether it has been sprayed by chemicals or has not been sprayed by chemicals. Many studies suggest that un-sprayed teas are significantly healthier to those sprayed.