Depends what you mean by "burned out." A "blown" engine is an engine with severe internal mechanical failure. It could be anything from a broken connecting rod to a cracked engine block. Such engines usually will not run at all. If the do run, they make horrible metallic noises and shake a lot. The most common major failure is a broken rod cap. This is presaged by a rythmic hammer-like banging that increases with engine speed. A plain worn out engine usually shows itself by generating clouds of greasy smoke, as the lube oil leaks past the piston rings and/or the valve seals.
Gasoline is burned by a car engine.
combustion
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Burned out sending unit
It is burned by the engine combustion process or it is leaking out of the engine.
Oxygen and petrol or diesel is burned in a car engine, it is not formed
no but cake does
yes, because it is combusting and providing energy. also when something is burned that is a sign of a chemical reaction taking place
no.. by definition the combustion is outside of the engine. a steam engine would be an example.
Yes.
Anything that can be burned to run a diesel engine.
it turns into a liquid