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Their are many of different types of moving parts. Crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons, intake valves, exhaust valves, camshaft, lifters, push rods, rocker arms, oil pump, fuel pump, timing chain, distributor and distributor parts, and it also depends on what you consider moving. Crankshaft pulley, alternator pulley, alternator, water pump, power steering pump and pulley, fan, thermostat, carburetor and parts. All together there are over 200+ moving parts in a engine.

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Around $2,000. Factoring in inflation that is around $45,000 in today's money. But remember homes then were not near as big as they are now. They also did not have electrical wiring, A/C or central heat. There was also rarely indoor plumbing of any kind.

In John Ford's film "The Three Godfathers," the baby was played by multiple infants rather than a single actor. This was a common practice in Hollywood at the time, as infants could only work for short periods due to labor laws. The specific names of the babies who played the role are not typically credited in the film.

Oh, what a lovely question! Henry Ford's full name was actually Henry Ford. Sometimes simple is best, just like a happy little tree with its leaves gently swaying in the breeze. Keep exploring and learning new things, there are always happy little surprises waiting for you.

Ah, the spark plug gap for your 2006 Ford F150 4.2 V6 2WD is typically around 0.052-0.056 inches. It's important to ensure the gap is set correctly for optimal engine performance. Just a little adjustment can make a big difference in how smoothly your truck runs.

The 2011 Ford Flex is a gas-powered vehicle.

Oh, dude, a 115-inch wheelbase is like, not that common, but some vehicles that could have it are like the Ford Expedition or the Chevy Suburban. But, like, who really cares about wheelbase length anyway, am I right? Just get in the car and drive, man.

one - directly down the middle from front to back - then again, technically none. The steering wheel makes it so that one side of the car will always be different than the other.

But... I guess it depends on what you mean by "a ford." If you mean the entire car, then it is technically none. It also depends on what you mean by "symmetrical lines." In mathematics there are lines of symmetry and a line of symmetry indicates that both sides are mirror opposites. I'm not sure what symmetrical lines are.

Now if you are talking about various parts of a car, then those various parts may or may not have lines of symmetry.

And this is also ignoring the fact that there are parts of a car that have circular symmetry, like the hub caps and wheels which really don't have much to do with lines at all.

The are all types of O2 sensors. The front two are the O2 sensors used for fuel control for each bank, and the rear two are O2 sensors that are used to moniter catalytic converter functions on their respective banks.

Once a Rack starts leaking it's time to replace it. A leaking rack & pinion system is usually caused by worn bushings that beat on the seals. If your Taurus Rack system lasted this long, consider yourself fortunate. Many don't last this long.

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