The engine burn oxygen with petrol or diesel which is a combination of carbon and hydrogen. The exhaust gases should be carbon dioxide and water (H2O) in vapour form.
There will also be some incomplete combustion which means in stead of just carbon dioxide and water there will be some carbon monoxide and sometimes even carbon (soot). Carbon monoxide is very dangerous us, just small amounts will kill you.
While carbon dioxide on the other hand technically can't kill you, in high enough concentrations you can suffer carbon dioxide poisoning. Just like in a locked and air tight sealed room you'll die of carbon dioxide poisoning before you die if oxygen deprevation.
So it's down to inhaling the dangerous exhaust fumes. That'll cause you to pass out and then eventually kill you.
Yes, carbon monoxide can build up in a non-running car if the engine is left running in an enclosed space like a garage. It is important to never run a car in an enclosed area without proper ventilation to prevent the accumulation of carbon monoxide.
Assuming you mean engine coolant is mixing with the engine oil, you probably have a bad head gasket and or a cracked head. If you run that engine in that condition for very long, you will destroy the engine internals.
It will vary with the connected load. The higher the connected load the harder the engine has to run to keep the frequency at a standard value. The harder the engine works the more fuel it will consume. These types of specifications can be found in the operation manual that comes with the engine.
No long. It will burn up and hopefully trip the breaker. This would be dangerous. <<>> The fan will operate at half speed. It may run a bit hotter but no damage will be done.
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Because then they cant run all over the place when ever they want.
Under the engine cowling. That's why all boats with an enclosed engine are equipped with an exhaust fan that is supposed to be run for 2 minutes before starting the engine.
It depends where and why it catches on fire, if it is a small gas or oil leak, then on most cars the engine could still run, although it would be extremely dangerous.
Without an oil filter in place the engine oil would just be pumped out of the engine , so the engine would run until the engine seized
Depends on where they are. Inside - sure. Outside but in a well enclosed yard - not a problem. On the front lawn - not such a hot idea. In a public place - definitely a no-no.
NO.. There are several wires from your computer to the engine that do not have a place to connect and will not let it run.
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carbon monoxide will build up if there is no/limited ventilation, which leads to choking and death from lack of oxygen
Yes, carbon monoxide can build up in a non-running car if the engine is left running in an enclosed space like a garage. It is important to never run a car in an enclosed area without proper ventilation to prevent the accumulation of carbon monoxide.
Suberian Huskies are ment for the cold. They were bred in siberia threrefore the name Siberian Husky. They also were used as sled racers so they require a lot os space to run. So their environment would be a place that doesn't get hot and a place with a good enclosed area to run and play.
Yes, by using it to short the solenoid. It's dangerous and can cause fire. You can engage the starter with a screwdriver and crank the engine over but you would still have to "hot wire" the ignition system to run the engine.