Combustion Engines

All totaled, how many internal combustion engines are in operation today world wide?

Yes. The 3.3, introduced in 1990 has a timing chain, not a belt. It is a pushrod V6.

Six quarts (with filter)

For a set amount of power, they're heavier, bigger and use more parts than a 2-stroke engine.

Limit, Bilateral, and Unilateral

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The Toyota 5VZ-FE 3.4L V6 is the easiest engine to swap into this vehicle. It is found in the T100, 3rd generation 4Runner, and 1st generation Tacoma.

( YES ) according to the Gates website ( they make timing belts

etcetera ) the 1.6 liter four cylinder engine in a 2008 Hyundai

Accent IS AN INTERFERENCE ENGINE

Actually in CI engine,we use Diesel as a fuel and diesel burn at lower temp than petrol and also at constant temp, so for obtaining desirable temp we are working at constant pressure. And inject the fuel on compressed air at constant pressure.

G.M. 's 350 cubic inch engine is a 5.7 liter V8 and their 3.4 liter is a V6 engine of just over 200 cubic inches

who was the first person to invent the internal combustion engine

Most basic difference: The automobile engine is overwhelmingly a gasoline engine. Rail engines were steam at first, and today are either diesel or electric. To my knowledge, there has never been a gasoline railroad locomotive.

I would say it is the exhaust system.

A GM dealer's service center would know.

According to OBD-II website, the ES from 1994 had OBD-II installed on the car. You can get an OBD-II reader at any auto parts store or they can even read it for you at Autozone or a store like that. The plug for the tool should be near the steering wheel, probably below and to the left, as it is on my LS. If you get a tool, it will tell you what the codes mean. Good Luck, HTH.

The '94 Lexus ES300 is indeed OBD-II. The diagnostic port is located in the fuse panel that is just left and below the steering wheel.

Connect a jumper wire between TE1 and E1, switch on the key but don't start, count the engine light flashes. codes are in two numbers for example if your codes shows 23 number, engine light will flash two times first and after 2.5 seconds the it will flash continuously 3 times then the next code will start to flash after 4.5 seconds. count the codes and find the solutions.

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Type of combustion is determined by the engine, not the fuel. Intermittent or reciprocating engines such as those found in cars and trucks can run on diesel. Gas turbines AKA jet engines can also run on diesel however they are continuous combustion engines. The answer to your question depends on the type of engine you have in mind. If it has pistons then it will be intermittent.

Because of there size and the fact that the large two strokes are vary tall

The pistons drive the crankshaft which drives the camshaft which open and close the valves.

96 and 97 go together .no 87.

Auto Zone will check your computer codes for FREE.

Then go from there.

It maybe a bad coil pack, plugs or wires, exc.

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not car engines, but other engines used for industrial purposes can have that high of a capacity.

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