"Car" engines use controlled explosions (depending on how many cylinders) to convert straight line motion into rotating motion.
The pistons in an engine (straight line motion) are driven downward due to the force created by the explosion of gasoline and air. The explosion is triggered by a spark caused by the spark plug.
The force of the explosions are transmitted from the pistons to the connecting rods, then the crankshaft. (rotating motion) From there to the Transmission and finally, the Wheels.
One, unless if it is a hybrid. A hybrid has one gas motor and one electric motor
Gas and a spark are the two necessary things that make a car motor work.
That's okay.
Gasoline and a motor makes the car work.
it could be the starter motor getting lazy
The generic term is "heat engine". Most engines - for example, car engines - are in this category.
The generic term is "heat engine". Most engines - for example, car engines - are in this category.
It all depends on the model of the Saturn car. There are 1.9 liter engines, or motors and there are also 2.4 liter engines. It is best to visit a Saturn car dealership to get the best information.
The toy motor work on the electro magmatic induction
The VIN number for the car will identify the motor.
A car motor works because it has gas and a spark, the two things that make most motors work.
No, because an electric car does not have an engine - it has a motor. The motor can fail though. If it gets dirty internally, or shorts out, or it is designed to have a cooling system connected but does not, etc. can lead to the motor failing.