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Not all gas stations carry winter blend diesel fuel during the winter months. While many stations in colder regions do offer winter blend diesel to prevent fuel gelling in low temperatures, availability can vary by location and supplier. Some stations may only provide standard diesel year-round, depending on their customer base and local climate conditions. It's best to check with specific gas stations or their suppliers for the types of diesel they offer in winter.
they were close to trees for fuel and had animals to hunt.
In the context of driving, the term "litters" typically refers to fuel consumption, specifically in liters per hour (L/hr). The amount of fuel consumed during one hour of driving can vary significantly depending on the vehicle's fuel efficiency, engine size, driving conditions, and speed. On average, a car may consume anywhere from 5 to 15 liters of fuel per hour, with larger vehicles such as trucks or SUVs potentially consuming more. To determine the exact amount of fuel consumed in one hour of driving, it is necessary to know the specific fuel consumption rate of the vehicle in question.
The boats on "Deadliest Catch" can consume a significant amount of fuel, typically ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 gallons per day, depending on the size of the vessel and the conditions at sea. Fuel efficiency varies based on factors like the boat's speed, load, and weather conditions. High fuel costs are a major concern for the crews, impacting their overall profitability during crab fishing seasons.
P&O Ferries' fuel consumption varies depending on the size of the vessel, the route, and the load carried. On average, a large ferry can consume anywhere from 10 to 20 tons of fuel per hour during operation. Factors such as speed, weather conditions, and operational efficiency also influence fuel usage. For specific figures, it would be best to refer to the company’s operational reports or environmental disclosures.
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No. The W and S on the rocker switch on the center console next to the shifter stands for Summer/Winter. It's just a sensitivity setting for the ASR/automatic traction control/slip control.
According to latest figures revealed by OGRA (Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority), CNG is the mostly used fuel in Pakistan. Almost 50% of the overall number of vehicles in Pakistan use CNG as their fuel, 26% use Petrol and around 24% use Diesel as fuel. These figures fluctuate as CNG usage depends upon the its availability which gets lowered in winter season and is normalized in summer season.
According to latest figures revealed by OGRA (Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority), CNG is the mostly used fuel in Pakistan. Almost 50% of the overall number of vehicles in Pakistan use CNG as their fuel, 26% use Petrol and around 24% use Diesel as fuel. These figures fluctuate as CNG usage depends upon the its availability which gets lowered in winter season and is normalized in summer season.
The time definitely depends on fuel costs. The value of larger vehicles tends to drop exponentially when fuel costs get high. Also, during the winter, four wheel drive vehicles sell at their highest. Because of the economic downturn, there is a current great demand for quality used vehicles.
To give you a generic understanding, the engine (not motor those are electric) produces thrust and heat. It takes energy or "fuel" to gain thrust. We have only one problem though with today's and most likely tomorrow's vehicles. We use more heat than gain thrust. I forget the exact percent but roughly 70-80 percent of fuel used for a car is lost to heat. Makes ur sports car less sporty now that you think about it. If you look at fuel as an energy provider than when you eat you consume fuel. There are some other ways --Da Python
Earlier carburated vehicles used external fuel pumps.
the two types of fuel vehicles usually run on are Gasoline or diesel fuel
Summer. Aircraft just work better in lower temperatures. Colder air is denser, and so colder air means that the wings produce more lift, the engine produces more power, the propeller produces more thrust and so on. This results in much lower fuel consumption during winter months.
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You would travel to Antarctica during the austral summer. During the austral winter, the sea ice freezes and essentially doubles the size of the continent, so you couldn't touch land. As well, it's cold enough during the winter to freeze hydraulics and turn jet fuel to sludge.
No, GM vehicles do not have a fuel shut off/inertia switchNo, GM vehicles do not have a fuel shut off/inertia switch