Hi guys
Can anybody tell me if you have to put the metal gasket between the type 9
gearbox and engine block of a 2 litre zetec and if you do will this afect the
crank position sensor to operate? any advicethankfully recieved
Mike
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Hi All.
Is the Haynes Aciton Day still on for Sunday 21st and who is going
along?
I plan to be there but I don't know any details - times etc.
Anybody got any info?
Ian
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Hmmm, 2500A at 12V = 30kW ~= 40bhp.
Power required to drive an 'average' car at a constant 70mph on the
level ~= 30bhp.
I'm not really following the thread here, but if anyone really
believes you can disassociate hydrogen from water electrically and
then burn it again with a net energy gain, I'v
here you go
http://madscientistmatt.blogspot.com/2008_05_01_archive.html
someone with much more time than me has worked out some ball park
figures of how much hydrogen you'd need to generate to cut mpg in half
for a 20 mpg SUV.
I read the first bit and I'm sure following the other parts
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>> I am sure I must have missed something, as these fiugures seem too low,
>> and
>> the fuel mixture gauges work around 6:1 to 16:1
>> ish suggesting so little fuel would be a lean burn condition.
>
> they don't work on volume, they work on weight of air and fuel.
> Bu
In my book the atmosphere is 21% oxygen, ~78% Nitrogen and ~ 1% rare gasses,
depending upon where you are.
The hydrogen thing is difficult to forecast. Having looked into this a bit of
late, the whole thing relies upon the fact that hydrogen has a disproportionate
effect on the energy levels r
So modified?
> If say a 2000 cc engine is running petrol at 30 mpg average, and at 60mph,
> based roughly this would be say 3000rpm?
I assume that is an assumption you are using rather than asking a question.
>
> So 3000 rpm is 50 revs per second,
yes
> each cylinder has 500 cm3 of volume,
I went on Sunday and to be honest quite enjoyed the show. Agree with
all the comments that there wasn't a huge amount there, however the
quietness of it all made a welcome change from Stoneleigh and was
abvle to have good talks with stand owners etc. Would probably have
felt ripped off though h
