Wrong timing or dirty plugs.
Can be a multitude of causes usually due to incomplete combustion from an unbalanced air/fuel mix, poor spark delivery or lack of compression resulting in a slight miss or misfire which sends unburned fuel to "pop off" in your exhaust. Some is to be expected and normal, for example a sudden change in throttle position, like decelerating but it should not be routine. Start by checking for spark, have codes read if CEL is on and then move on to compression test if that looks good. If it's cylinder specific (code points to specific cylinder) , Check plug and wire on that cylinder/ Check plug gap and if any are fouled. Pull them one at a time if you have to to isolate cylinder (use insulated tool) Good luck.
I think the cars that run on gas or diesel usually are susceptible to catch fire.
Yes
some drivers drive their cars back while others are towed back by their crews
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As an element of the planet, fire is more important than cars.
fire, stove, smoke and even cars
no
They are called as bigfoot cars
Solar cars have 4 wheels but the 2 wheels on the back pull them back to make them reverse!
upload him or enter fire as a code
i think chevys and fisherprice cars were man haha no muscle cars are cars they used back then
Back in the 1960 cars are much cheaper then today.