"reset your engine"?? this makes no sense. If you mean what happens if you don't reset your check engine light, then the answer is usually that the car will put itself in fail safe mode or limp mode. Depending on model and what code is causing the check engine light. Either way gas mileage will suffer, and usually car is limited in RPM's and power.
Unplug the battery for 15 mins will reset the check engine light, but watch will reset all your sensors to. Personal experience it will not read for at least 100 miles, so dont do it when you need an inspection
If you do not properly wear your seatbelt you will die if you get in a car wreck.
if we dont have any backbone we can not stand properly or we cant even stand
I BELIEVE straight antifreeze will freeze at 7 degrees Fahrenheit but a 50 / 50 mix is good to around -34 degrees Fahrenheit ( antifreeze and preferably distilled water ) Also , the engine sensors for the engine coolant temperature won't work properly
I dont know this go ask ur bio teacher
If you reset your pokewalker your Pokemon will go and all your data will be deleted. That includes the steps places and watts. DONT BOTHER DOING IT UNLESS YOUR HAVE STARTED A NEW SAVE AND THERE IS A POKEMON ON THE POKEWALKER WITH A POKEMON ON IT!!!
it probably breaks but no one tries cos they dont want to spoil their tama!
You dont, that happens to be highly illegal.
Nothing good will come of it. Over time the filter will become so clogged that it impedes the flow of air into the engine. This will cause a RICH MIXTURE situation that can not be compensated for by the engine's computer. The Check Engine Light will come on, and the engine will not run properly (rough, stumble, etc). Along the way gas mileage will decrease noticeably.
turn the key back and forth 4 times dont start just up until notch b4 turnin on
turn the key back and forth 4 times dont start just up until notch b4 turnin on
This is not a question that someone should be asking as there are numerous trouble codes that will illuminate the check engine light. You dont "replace" the check engine light. You fix what's causing the light to come on, then reset the engine computer by pulling the main fuse under the hood. If you've properly taken care of the problem causing the light to come on then the light won't re-light. It's always best to reset the engine computer as a first step as sometimes the engine will do something to illuminate the light then resolve itself. Normally on an older Civic the cause is a worn out O2 sensor.