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Everyone in the immediate area is going to look at you like you've gone out of your mind.
AnswerIt can fry the starter,also damage other electric components! Answernothing i wouldn't worry about it unless you do it for a minute or something like that . i wouldn't worry about it at all though AnswerYou may damage the starter drive or the ring gear on the flywheel. 2 seconds may not do it, but don't make a habit of it. Answermost starters have a clutch bearing that prevents damage from mistakes like that.Almost always. Unless the airplane happens to be an ultralight, or the car happens to be a Hummer.
Almost always you will have bent valves and possible a busted piston. This is an interference engine.
They are almost all interference engines and if the belt breaks you will have serious internal engine damage.
IS THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT ON? IF SO, DOES IT HAVE CODE 0420? IF THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER IS BLOCKED, THE ENGINE WILL RUN FOR A FEW SECONDS AND STOP BECAUSE THE EXHAUST BUILDS UP TOO MUCH BACK PRESSURE.
I would suspect the ECT (engine coolant temperature) sensor is at fault.
First check for mechanical interference from the clutch mechanism to throttle linkage.
The duration of Ivor the Engine is 600.0 seconds.
It depends on how long you let it run. If it is only for a couple seconds there will probably be no serious damage. If you run it for any extended period of time it will overheat the engine and lock it up and ruin the engine.
yes, but it is illegal and i do not encourage it becasue your engine light will stay on, but if your converter has already damaged your engine, it is to late and you need to replace the engine. this happens because the pre cat or pieces of it get sucked up into the engine damageing the cylinders
I've heard that it almost acts as an octane booster. I won't suggest trying it would more than likely make your engine run real hot, causing alot of damage.
The duration of The Busy Little Engine is 2040.0 seconds.
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