The fuel/ air mixture is rich or the ignition is weak, either way the fuel is not burning completely
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The metal sheet underneath a Ford Focus is called a skid plate or an underbody shield. Its primary function is to protect the underside of the vehicle from damage due to road debris, and it's designed to improve aerodynamics and reduce noise.
Many do, some don'tAn explosion is nothing more than the rapid release of energy. This is most commonly due to the rapid combustion of a material, although nuclear explosions do not involve combustion. The combustion of any hydrocarbon or other carbon-containing substance ALWAYS produces carbon dioxide. This might include explosion due to a natural gas or gasoline. It is possible, however, to explode substances that do not contain carbon, such as pure hydrogen (the very famous Hindenburg disaster in 1937 is a classic example of a very big hydrogen gas explosion -- see the Web Links to the left of this answer for more about that and an impressive video -- skip ahead to 3:30 min to see the explosion!). An explosion of hydrogen produces only water vapor (H2O), NOT carbon dioxide (CO2). SO2, sulfur dioxide, is also commonly ford when sulfur is burned instead of carbon. Azide salts like NaN3 are commonly used to explosively inflate car airbags. On detonation, they decompose to the elemental metal. This is a favourable transition due to a positive change and the formation of highly stable free nitrogen gas.Also, nuclear (both fusion and fission) themselves do not produce carbon dioxide, although they may cause surrounding objects to incinerate, which would release carbon dioxide.See the Web Links to the left of this answer for some impressive videos of different types of explosions, including ones that do and don't produce CO2 emissions!Another product of what is known as incomplete combustion is COCO, or carbon monoxide, can be formed when there is not enough combustion for carbon dioxide, and is extremely poisonous to humans. It is another potential product of an explosion, which is essentially combustion.
No, the heads on a Ford 289 motor are not reversible. The cylinder heads are designed to be installed in a specific orientation to match the intake and exhaust ports on the engine block. Reversing the heads would result in misalignment of the ports and poor engine performance.
Ford built a 462 which was installed in the Lincoln from 1966-68. Ford also produced a 12 cylinder 448 cubic inch engine in 1932-33. These are the largest Ford car engines I know of.
Ford Mondeo was created in 1993.
I had to dig out an old Haynes repair manual for that question The managed air thermactor system injects fresh air into the hot exhaust gasses leaving the exhaust ports to reduce the concentration of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons and convert them into carbon dioxide and water (Helpfull)
Ford Mondeo sales were high in 2002. Ford Mondeo was the fifth highest selling car in the entire UK in 2002.
old ford mondeo its classic about 120 or 140
a 34 ford mondeo diesel
a ford mondeo st by 70mph
The ford mondeo is a European cars, the head lights and the grill from th ford mondeo, they look semilar as those from the ford contour
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Ford's overseas division.
The release of the Ford Mondeo in India originally occurred in 2002. The car was re-released in 2011.
ford mondeo 1999 model indicators keep flashing &battery flattens
http://pdftown.com/Ford-Mondeo-Manual.html Use the 'Mirror' option. Is a 43Mb file