100% Synthetic would be a good choice.
You cannot convert a turbo diesel driven car to a petrol motor. You have to buy a car that uses the petrol motor.
Exactly what is recommended by the manufacture as listed in your owners manual.
It depends on the motor. The fan is driven by an electric motor, and it can use a dc motor (as in a car) or an ac motor (as in a house). They are not interchangeable.
No.
A car can be driven with a cracked head, but not very far. Once the head is cracked, the engine will start mixing oil and water and it is likely that the motor will lock up.
The best motor oil for you car depends on the car. Many old cars can only handle regular motor oil.
Varies greatly on the car, where it is, how often it is driven, in what conditions it is kept and driven, etc.....too many variables in that to answer that question.
no go to store and get the wright one for your motor
W.J.C. Elliott of Austral imported and drove the first motor car to NSW in 1900, a De Dion Bouton ...
The Quadricycle, which he built in 1896 driven by a two-cylinder, four-cycle motor.
a geared motor has gears to to give different power and speeds as in a car a gearless motor is a direct drive that uses the speed of the engine only for power and speed when driven, such as in boat
A milk float (electrically driven low speed truck for) It is basically an electric car There is a electric motor, a control system and a set of batteries.