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Where does Lorraine Orman live?
auckland ps siosaia is the man
What is the birth name of Xy Latu?
Xy Latu's birth name is Siosaia Latu.
What valves work with catalytic converter?
exhoust vave
What is the Samoan translation for hurry up?
Hurry up - fa'atope, fa'atotope, faia'i or faiaia.
What is a Roomba?
A robotic Vacuum cleaner developed by iRobot. It vacuums so you don't vave to.
How many bolts on 91 305 caprice are in the vave cover?
There are 4 bolts going through the center of the valve cover.
What year was an Ithaca SXS shotgun with serial nurmber 208129 manufactured?
You vave an Ithaca sxs Flues model made in 1911
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How do you calculate torque of a gate valve?
how to calculate gate valve torgue. What is the torgue required for 1100NB gate vave used for 3kg/cm2 steam line
Where is the transmission range sensor on a 2008 ford f 350?
range sensor is located inside transmission. remove pan and it is attached to shift selector rod and vave body.
Where is PVC vave located on 1998 ford 150 six clyinder?
Under hood, center, upper engine area, top of engine, mounted in passenger side valve cover
How many feet to brake from 65 mph to 35 mph?
Assuming constant rate of deceleration, then the formula is: x = vavet x = distance vave = average velocity t = time vave = (v1 + v2)/2 v1 = 65 mph v2 = 35 mph vave = (65 mph + 35 mph)/2 = 50 mph You are going to have to know another bit of information, which is the braking ability of the vehicle, in order to get t. For example, if the braking ability is -10mph/sec, then calculate that to reduce by 30 mph would take 3 seconds. I will use 3 seconds to continue the calculations. x = 50mph X 3 sec X 5280 feet/mile / 60 sec/min / 60 min/hour = 220 feet Remember that this is just an example. The actual distance depends upon the braking ability of your vehicle.
