could be tires out of round,bent rim,out of balence wheel or wheel bearings. or it could be the u-joint is bad and it is off balancing your drive shaft
You don't. You replace the starter and then start the car. In the past with older cars you could push start the car with an A/T and it would start at around 35 mph, but with modern transmissions I highly recommend against doing this. You may damage the transmission.
You can't drive in neutral. If you mean tow it, not over 30-35 mph and not for more than 10-15 miles. The transmission will heat up and not be able to cool down.
You can if you put it in neutral and push it to get a good enough start and try starting it and if it does then try to put it in drive and go yes and no you can not push start an automatic car. but if you can get it up to about 35 to 40 mph and put it in drive it will work but it is not worth the trouble . I would NOT do this unless you want to take the chance of buying a new transmission. You can not push start todays automatic cars. The engine drives the transmission hydraulic pump, not the driveshaft. Only the early Hydramatic transmissions from the 1940's and 50's you could push start if you got the vehicle up to aprox 25 mph or more.
If this only happens when on an incline then it is normal. Apparently the 35-45 mph area is where one of the shift points is. On an incline the car is gonna down shift to get better horse power to get up the hill. If it is going fast enough to reach the shift point though the car will sometimes go back and forth in gear shifts. Try to maintain a speed that will keep this from happening as much. If this vehicle has an overdrive selector on it then turn it off. This will keep it from going to over drive on hills and will result in better power to go up inclines. I hope I explained this ok. Good luck. tranny is shifting because it is choosing correct gear to operate try giving it a little more gas or a little less and it will stay in the appropriate gear
Tornadoes can vary in speed from stationary to over 70 mph. Speeds in the range of 25 to 35 mph are the most common.
The van that is moving from 20 mph to 35 mph
90seconds
The internal organs struck the inside of the body at 35 mph.
35 feet at 30 mph requires about 0.8 seconds.
Distance = Rate * Time or, for our purposes Time = Distance/Rate Time = 35 mile/35 mph = 1 hour
3 meaters
35 minutes @65 mph
292.21 MS
35 kph is 21.75 mph.35 kph = 21.75 mph
35 km/h = ~21.75 mph
At 35 MPH you are moving 51.33 feet per second. You will therefore travel 220 feet in 4.28 seconds.
5 hr x 35 miles/hr = 175 miles