The chlorine acts as a reagent, breaking down the Polyethylene Glycol. This reaction creates massive amounts of heat and energy. The bi-products of this reaction among others is oxygen and ether. Ether being the fuel, the heat being ignition, and having oxygen, it creates a huge fireball.
Open the hood, by the fire wall in the back on the drivers side is the Brake fluid reservoir, unscrew the cap and fill it with the appropriate DOT brake fluid to the line.
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drivers side under hood on fire wall
first unbolt the brake fluid resovor then unbolt the rod that goes threw the fire wall to the brake pedel, it unbolts from the pedel then unbolt the booster from the fire wall and there ya go
By the fire wall on the drivers side, has a yellow cap
on the fire wall on the drivers side attatch to the booster
It will be on the drivers side next to the fire wall. It will be attached to the master cylinder which is attached to the large round black thing called the brake booster attached to the fire wall. The lid is white I believe and should say "use dot 3 brake fluid only". This is also confused with the clutch reservoir. The brake reservoir should be the larger of the two.
no way! never put transmission fluid in the fuel system. the car may catch on fire.
An eraser Will catch on fire
Several things can cause a fire. A fuel leak or transmission fluid dripping on a hot exhaust can cause a fire, or an electrical fire can occur from a short in the system.
make sure your emergency brake is not on
Catch fire is a fictional term used in anime, and anime movies. Catch Fire means to catch fire, for example, you would catch a ball. Catching ON fire is lighting yourself on fire, or something else lighting you on fire. Big difference.