Not exact matches
Those cars charge up their batteries with electricity generated
when the car brakes and then used that «recycled» energy to power their electric motors, which take over from the vehicle's gasoline
engine at low
speeds and in stop - and - go traffic.
This also limits the maximum RPM of the
engine because there are increased friction losses due to increased
speed of the piston
at the same RPM
when compared to an
engine with less stroke.
Because that sounds normal (
engines normally run
at an elevated
speed when they are cold to heat up to their optimal temperature quicker).
Its only ever
when you are
at low
speeds and thus the
engine is turning over too slowly that a stall happens.
That direct drive did pose an issue
when it came to
engine response
at high
speeds, so Koenigsegg then developed a clutch - slip mechanism that allows the
engine to gain revs while in gear.
Since the small electric motor can only power the car
when creeping forward very slowly, the gasoline
engine is constantly starting and stopping
at low
speeds with a noticeable shudder.
Additionally, we know more fuel is consumed
when the
engine isn't running
at it's optimum
speed for power production.
As one of only 137 1970 Challenger R / T models with the 426 Hemi
engine and a four -
speed manual transmission, this Dodge was already pretty special
when Escalante's father bought it new after falling in love with the car
at the Detroit auto show.
So
engine braking is actually a «perfect» ABS system
when going downhill
at low
speeds.
In this mode, the gasoline
engine can be switched off and decoupled from the driveline
at speeds of up to 100 mph
when the ActiveHybrid 5 is coasting, helping save fuel
at highway
speeds.
This also helps
when you come into the pits, as all the heat that has soaked into the
engine and exhaust requires extra cooling
at low
speed.
Sometimes check
engine light comes on
at speeds between 130 - 150 km / h then turns off
when I slow down to below 130km / h
However,
when the
engine is started and then the
engine speed drops a little, 10 seconds, then the CEL light comes on and does not flash
at all.
Valve float is an adverse condition which can occur
at high
engine speeds when the poppet valves in an internal combustion
engine valvetrain do not properly follow the closure phase of the cam lobe profile.
At speed on the turnpike in Comfort mode, the i8's turbocharged
engine is doing business through the rear wheels, and the electric motor kicks in to provide a boost from the front wheels
when the throttle pedal calls for it.
So early on, Tesla opted for a two -
speed transmission, which posed a vexing engineering challenge
when mated to an
engine redlined
at 13,000 rpm.
At low
engine speeds the added power is largely undetectable, although the exhaust seems to burp even more readily
when you lift off.
You can
speed the tune - up process by being ready to describe what happens and
when (such as whether your car hesitates
when the
engine is cold or
when passing
at highway
speeds), any sounds you hear and what you feel
when your car's «illness» shows up.
When decelerating
at speeds up to 84 mph, the gasoline
engine can be decoupled from the drivetrain so that more kinetic energy can be recovered by the regenerative braking system.
Despite that, it's supremely relaxed
when asked to cruise
at more normal
speeds — an 80mph motorway schlep sees the
engine turning barely 2000 times a minute in top gear.
The
engine proved smooth
at all
speeds and easily propels the Flex, even
when our 4637 - pound test car was weighed down by three passengers.
Edit: Coolant in some cars passes through a type of fast idle valve that raises and lowers a plunger (connected to some type of heat reactive wax that closes the airway fully
when the coolant is
at OT) through a tube that feeds more or less air through the
engine raising or lowering its
speed.
The Wikipedia entry is hard to grok: Valve float is an adverse condition which can occur
at high
engine speeds when the poppet valves in an internal combustion
engine valvetrain do not properly...
In combination with the smooth, quick - shifting dual - clutch transmission, the smaller, torquier
engine actually makes the Eco model feel peppier than the standard car, both
when accelerating from a stoplight and while passing or merging
at highway
speeds.
Aside from the slight power increase, chief engineer Dr. Hermann - Joseph Storp says that they worked on the V - 8's sound quality
at higher rpm; indeed,
when it crosses 3000 rpm the
engine emits a muted burble, while
at lower
engine speeds it's barely audible.
Engine braking happens because when you let off the gas pedal at speed the car makes the choice to provide 0 fuel to the engine allowing the engine to be rotated by the rotation of the tires, unlike when stopped and you release the gas pedal it maintains an
Engine braking happens because
when you let off the gas pedal
at speed the car makes the choice to provide 0 fuel to the
engine allowing the engine to be rotated by the rotation of the tires, unlike when stopped and you release the gas pedal it maintains an
engine allowing the
engine to be rotated by the rotation of the tires, unlike when stopped and you release the gas pedal it maintains an
engine to be rotated by the rotation of the tires, unlike
when stopped and you release the gas pedal it maintains an idle.
He gets a car with a more reliable
engine that won't frag itself after 10,000 miles, doesn't veer for no reason
at 70mph
when accelerating (no torque steer comments please - read the
speed again before you post!)
When you restart it, there's a discordant choir of five or ten or fourteen exhaust heat shields all buzzing
at different frequencies while the computer desperately tries - and fails - to keep the
engine at a steady
speed.
The first part is
when the
engine is in charge with the hand brake on and the second part is on the move with that noise coming constantly only
when in 3rd gear
at about 2200 - 2300 RPM, can hear the noise in 2nd 4th and 5th gear only
when trying to drive with constant
speed and in a gear too high for the actual
speed.
However,
when you feel the
engine's grip on this huge car
at speeds between, say, 80 and 160mph, you know it's a real big - hitter.
Unlike most other hybrids, therefore, the
engine can cut out
when you lift off the throttle, even
at highway
speeds, which means you can be coasting along
at 70 mph and look down
at the tach and see the needle sitting
at 0 (although it actually says «ready» rather than «0»).
A manual car
at 2500 RPM in 3rd gear will burn fuel
at a different rate than
when it is in 2nd gear
at the same
engine speed.
The
engine was
at 6650rpm
when 225.675 mph was reached and
when they analyzed the data after the record run it showed they were still getting 6 % wheel slip
when the record
speed was reached.
It's also eerily brilliant
when the C300h seamlessly switches the combustion
engine off and back on
at A-road
speeds when you momentarily come off the throttle and, although Mercedes» 2143cc diesel can occasionally be a noisy operator, in the C300h it's remarkably hushed.
The saddest thing is, turbo motors usually use more fuel than their n / a counterparts in normal driving... Only
at very low, test - friendly
engine speeds (
when the turbos aren't spinning) do they actually reduce consumption, but I don't know many people who drive below 1,000 rpm.
Mini's stability control system decides
when power is required
at the rear, based on acceleration forces as well as
speed, accelerator position,
engine torque and steering angle.
And although the
engine is strong and hushed even
at speeds nearing its 6800 - rpm redline, the 750Li is most spectacular
when flexing its muscles in the midrange, where two silent turbochargers endow the V - 8 with Herculean torque.
A few also allow an alternate automatic mode, often called «sport» mode, where gear selection is still fully automatic but the transmission will favor higher
engine speeds (
at which the
engine will produce the highest horsepower and / or torque) by up shifting later
when accelerating and downshifting earlier
when slowing.
If you did, you'd quickly find out that you had almost no acceleration
when starting out, and
at high
speeds, the
engine would be screaming along near the red - line.
Based on the VTEC - E system, the simplified motorcycle version of VTEC employs only two of the four valves per cylinder
when operating
at lower
engine speeds.
The better cooling results in higher
engine output in hot conditions and
at low
speeds, such as
when sitting in midsummer traffic.
When the turbocharger reaches its full throttle
speed,
at around 100,000 - 150,000 RPM depending on the turbo's type, and the car's
engine develops its maximum torque the front wheels are overloaded and will have a tendency to spin due to the excess torque applied to them.
To help maximize gas mileage, the V - 8
engine is equipped with cylinder - deactivation technology that operates the power plant on 4 of its 8 cylinders under certain driving conditions, such as
when coasting down a hill or cruising
at a steady rate of
speed on the highway.
But the Cobalt distracts its driver from those sounds with a slick five -
speed shifter, an electric power - steering system that gets heavier as
speed increases and an
engine that doesn't hesitate
when asked for more power until it redlines
at 6,500 rpm.
When paired with either the 2.0 - liter MultiJet II diesel
engine, or 2.4 - liter MultiAir2 gas
engine, the nine -
speed transmission delivers numerous benefits customers will appreciate, including aggressive launches, smooth power delivery
at highway
speeds and improved fuel efficiency versus a six -
speed automatic transmission.
The
engine, along with a new seven -
speed automatic that can be
at times slow to downshift
when pressing on the gas, helps the Titan achieve a 28 per cent better fuel economy rating, although standard, active grille shutters also play a role by helping cut drag by some 10 per cent.
The CVT transmission automatically
engine brakes
when there is no throttle, which then requires the application of more throttle to continue
at the same
speed (making it less fuel - efficient in the long run).
At typical cruising speeds, the steering feels sterile and remote, the gearchanges smooth and the engine whisks you along on a easy wave of boost — though it is surprisingly noisy at idle and when stretche
At typical cruising
speeds, the steering feels sterile and remote, the gearchanges smooth and the
engine whisks you along on a easy wave of boost — though it is surprisingly noisy
at idle and when stretche
at idle and
when stretched.
The eight -
speed automatic gearbox augments your restful state, slipping smoothly up and down its ratios as required, and even decoupling the
engine when you lift off
at speed - primarily to benefit fuel economy, with the added bonus of reducing
engine noise, too.
The Hydramatic 6L80 six -
speed automatic that backs both of these
engines is programmed to upshift
at about 5,500 rpm
when the pedal is on the floor, making best use of the power on tap.