Cylinder Block Machining Video - Engine Building

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  3. Cylinder Block Machining Video - Engine Building Pt.3

Hello speedsters. Have you ever been wonder what kind of material is used to make your cars engine? Or how the engines are made, especially block piston and engine cylinders? Here I am presenting a video that will let you know how they are made and what kind of techniques are used that makes them super strong and lets you to enjoy the speed of your car on freeways.

WRC Technical - Power Steering 2 Pt.3

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WRC Technical - Power Steering 2 Pt.2

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Cyprus is now regarded as the toughest rally of the year. They are literally thousands of corners making steering a precious but fragile commodity. There are blocks everywhere you look, and one bad assessment can come in power steering problems or stage ending with broken steering arm.

WRC Technical - Power Steering 2

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Everybody loves to drive a car. However, driving a rally car is not easy. While driving it you need to very careful. A car with power steering helps lot in such rallies. That is why whenever you want to get participated in a rally ensure that your car has a power steering.

Reading trouble codes Pt.3

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The trouble code or codes can be retrieved with the tools that are commonly available at most of auto part stores.

These tools range from simple code reader that will tell you in what area the trouble lies, to sophisticated scan tools that can interface with a computer and display the actual operating parameters of the various sensors, and output accelerators that control the engine. All of these tools plug in to the diagnostic connector which is usually located under the driver side of the instrument panel. To read any stored codes, it is usually just a matter of plug in the tool in and turning the ignition key to the on position. The code with in appear on the display.

Reading trouble codes Pt.2

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You may have seen one of these lights on your dash when you start your vehicle. May say check engine or service engine soon, or might simply be an icon in the shape of an engine.

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