It is because sound travels differently in water, because the water distorts the sound.
Er, water is has a higher density than air and conducts sound faster. Jesus!...
Our ears are designed to hear sounds traveling through air. When these sounds are made underwater, they travel at slower speeds, causing them to bounce off surfaces differently and sound differently.
a tapping sound from under the valve covers at any eng.speed. some eng. have adjastable valves but I sugest you use a repair manal for you car type or have a good mecanic do it for you
No a bad egr will cause surging at idle or bucking while under light acceleration.
Talking underwater sounds muffled and distorted due to the density of water affecting the transmission of sound waves. The sound waves travel differently in water compared to air, making it challenging to understand speech clearly.
The rock in the asthenosphere is hotter and under higher pressure, which causes it to be partially molten and flow more easily compared to the solid rock above. This difference in behavior allows the asthenosphere to undergo plastic deformation and contribute to the movement of tectonic plates.
hey man i got a 2000 mercury cougar v6 it is makeing a tapping noise under my manifold, and i dont know what that could be. but it sounds like you might be haveing the same problem im haveing. suggestion: try checking where that tapping noise was again, it might be under your manifold!.
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What causes a hard rattling knocking sound under the hood when you start your 98 ford windstar? Lack of oil, lack of oil pressure, badly worn camshaft or crankshaft or a combination of all the above.
I am guessing by 'he' you mean jerry trainor and he and misty may are not related as far as i know. there last names sound similar but are spelled differently which leads me to believe this. But remember, we are all related under God
The opposite of under could be over or above.
Normal for the 1.8t
Sound travels faster and farther in water than in air due to water's higher density and acoustic properties. This change in medium affects the way sound waves propagate, causing them to be perceived differently underwater. Additionally, water absorbs and distorts sound waves at different frequencies, altering the tone and clarity of sounds.