Sentences with phrase «not hear the engine»

Higher speeds you feel it in the Model S so you back off and the re-gen slows you down quickly ready for the next blast... M5, 3 seconds of Raw fun, stupids speeds arrive and then 20 seconds of coasting and nail biting before you slow down back to legal speeds... 3 seconds of fun and 20 seconds of fear... too quick and without re-gen you are just standing on those very expensive disks and pads... Honestly in todays traffic Model S far better and if you must, buy a lotus for the weekend B road blast... Also with all the sound insulation in the M5 you can't hear the engine until silly speeds... so again Model S.... My friend said don't you miss the V8 noise and my other friend sat in the car said its a bit like missing the clip clop of your horse at the advent of the Model T...

I didn't hear the engine running, but thankfully, my wife noticed.

The road noise is not as bad as the editorial review, you will notice some wind noise and you will not hear the engine.

Because I drive by ear and couldn't hear the engine properly, and because the truck is so smooth, I kept forgetting the gearshift has five speeds.

You might not hear engine but that doesn't away the feel of pushing you back to your seat.

You can't hear the engine or much of anything else in the Camry.

Practically the only time you will not hear the engine running is on a flat or downhill road and then only up to 30 mph.

Smaller engine can be noisy from time to time but Hyundai made sure you can't hear your engine by improving their sound dampening materials and adding an integrated dual member at the wheel house panel for road noise, all these improvement made the Tucson beat the competition in all 3 aspects, Wind Noise (67.2 dBA), Road Noise (65.5 dBA) and Idle noise (61.7 dBA).

Driving on the interstates you have to be careful because you can't hear the engine and the ride is not compromised at 85 MPH.

Not only for the beauty of it, but director Stanley Kubrick realized that there would be no sound in space, so you would not hear engines firing.

You won't hear the engine or the whirling of the blades.

Will it seem odd that you can't hear engine noise?

And many of the models that use these systems are hybrid gas - electric cars, those engines are virtually silent so the driver won't hear engine noise and be reminded that the car is running.

Not exact matches

Music drowns out all those sounds you don't want to hear — crying babies, Muzak — and headphones reduce the drone of engines.

Glad to hear from a new blogger and it does not take long time before the compounding engine starts to show its impact.

Can't wait to hear you speak at Engine 2 Extra holiday cooking series!!

He's not exactly pushing to the limit, but it's great see that famous helmet and hear that fantastic flat - 8 engine singing.

Even though this isn't a hot lap, it's still great to hear the engine sounds of Phillipe Streiff's Tyrrell 015 from 1985 at the Hungaroring.

We haven't heard as much from Ford with its Fiesta WRC for 2017, but it has begun testing with a mule version featuring a new engine and a mock rear diffuser.

Certainly test any rattle out first, but in my experience, I've found that most baby rattles will not make enough noise to be heard over the hum of airplane engines.

My neighbors on this plane were grandparents themselves and didn't seem to mind (or notice) at all when my son did a # 2 (and the engine was so loud no one really heard it, including me).

Ultimately Sully's fate lay with the National Transportation Safety Board, which held hearings, presenting evidence that despite Sully's view — the loss of thrust from two defective engines would not allow him to reach an airport — was incorrect since the aircraft had enough capacity to enable the seven - mile jaunt to LaGuardia.

Several of these predicted nominees have a sound mix — which determines not what you hear (that's sound editing), but how you hear it — that really draws attention to itself, from the famous moment of silence in The Last Jedi, to the tricky balance of revving engines and pop songs in Baby Driver, to the buzzing dread of Dunkirk.

And while you don't hear much of the engine's cry (save the odd closed - throttle wastegate whistle) from inside the car, anyone on the outside — and within a half - mile radius — gets assaulted with a strange, compressed, turbine - ripping - air kind of sound.

Yes sorry, I don't / shouldn't imply all DSG boxes are a problem, I only ever hear about the problem ones from working in the trade, the guys I trust with vastly more knowledge than myself say stay away from DSG... and any 2.0 Tdi unit doing low mileage!!!! The Re-man turbo's for this engine are the largest sellers but that may also be down to this engine being in so many vehicles.

You can't hear the diesel engine.

Sometimes people run the engine before the customer gets there so they don't see the black smoke on start up or hear the knocking.

And you do know the «fake sound» came about because, being an executive car, when sat inside with the windows shut you couldn't really hear the exhaust and engine so you could have it piped into the cabin.

I can't even hear the direct - injected, cylinder - deactivating engine despite its 355 hp and 383 lb - ft of torque.

In some cases, you may not hear rod knock unless the engine is under load or the engine RPM is increased.

Even with everything we know — how big the muffler must be, its volume, the length of the primary tubes, and all these things — when we first started the engine, we couldn't hear anything.

It only happens occasionally and I haven't yet heard it when the engine is warm or the outside temperature is above 0 degrees Celsius.

Brought my car n on Tuesday cause my engine light was on ineeded my thermostat replaced so I made a appointment for Friday at 8:30 am brought my car bc... k Friday at 8:15 am it??? s 4:30 pm nd ihave heard nothing from anyone I??? ve called over a dozen times currently on hold now 40 mins NEVER EVER AGAIN WILL I BRING MY CAR HERE

After the first service of new classic 350, I began to hear a heavy sound from engine, which is not consistent.

How It Drives Luxury - car owners don't want to hear typical diesel engine clatter, feel harsh vibrations through the seat and steering wheel, or poke along the road like there's a mouse turning a wheel under the hood.

With the engine idling if you put your ear up to the speaker you will probably hear the sound, it just doesn't become noticeable until higher revs.

Imagine an unsilenced Harley Davidson (come to think of it, I'm not sure I've ever heard a silenced one...) then add a touch more flatulence, a bit of idling Merlin engine and a whole lot more decibels and you have the AeroMax's barely legal exhaust note.

Dealer was not able to help because they can not hear the horrific squealing (because the engine is hot every time I visited the shop).

Just before the exhaust takes over there's a hint there's going to be some growly induction noise when the engine is under load, but the shouty exhaust cuts in and you can't hear anything else.

Well I don't hear anything as I poke a coat hanger down the spark plug hole.I took off the middle portion of the engine only to find out that I am still far from retrieving the extension and 8 mm socket.purchased a magnetic pick up tool.hoping for the best.

I have heard that some direct injection engines have problems with that, since the gasoline isn't spraying through the intake ports, but the EGV valve still lets exhaust as a source of carbon through.

Modern cars have the ability to do engine braking down to very low RPMs and even then you don't hear strange sounds from the engine when the RPM falls down like you used to hear on old cars.

I've found that when my tires are not correctly inflated (e.g., too high in the rear), I hear significantly more differential / gearbox noise during engine braking in second gear.

Formula 1 is also a highlight, particularly for those who haven't heard a proper V10 or V8 F1 engine in the metal.

Suddenly, the engine's vibration — which you hadn't even realized was there — disappears, and you hear a quiet moaning as power makes its way to the front wheels.

The engine is relatively quiet, but what you do hear isn't very inspiring.

Usually when I hear something like this, I wonder if the throttle linkage isn't being manipulated some how when the engine is put over in drive.

Maybe it's because the chance to hear a great engine is all the greater when you have no roof to shield it, but it still seems strange that the open S5 gets the fine new S4's engine while the coupe does not.

If you've heard this car has a JET engine - it doesn't.

That V8: We can't deny, we were slightly worried when we heard the AMG GT's 3.9 - litre V8 engine was to recieve forced induction.