Sentences with phrase «not tail pipe»

If you aren't noticing either puddles or smoke from the engine bay (not tail pipe), you aren't leaking it.

Not exact matches

I am sorry but you can't get their unless you are sucking on your cars tail pipe and breathing the emissions.

If not keep him on the bench and use him as a sub till the end of the season and sometime use him.If he throws his toys out the pram fine him a wks wages.Its about time clubs cracked the whip on these f *** ing prima donna footballers.At the moment the tail is wagging the dog.Tell Sanchez to put that in his pipe and smoke it.

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If you can't see any obvious signs of leaks, or steam coming from anywhere if you run the engine, a likely cause is a cracked cylinder head gasket, which is letting the coolant into the cylinders and out of the tail pipe as steam.

After all, a drop in ride height of 10 mm isn't earth - shattering stuff and whilst the option to have black wheels, black wing mirrors and black tail pipes is very nice, it would have been nicer still to be able to team them with Jet Black paint rather than Alpine White, Dakar Yellow or Monte Carlo Blue.

You'd typically see white smoke (steam) coming out of the tail pipe, but it could be too faint to notice if the leak isn't large.

The exterior gets petite front and rear spoilers as well as side skirts, twin tail pipes and new 16in alloys, while inside you'll find seats that don't look extraordinary but which grip you like an amorous octopus.

Your link is for a muffler with an integrated tail pipe, but not all mufflers are like that so sometimes you might want to buy a new tailpipe also (for looks or whatever).

It has a set of long tube headers running through dual exhaust to Flowmaster mufflers and tail pipes running out the back for a really good sound.The transmission is a 727 automatic that shifts good and doesn't slip or leak.The rear end is an 8 3/4 with what feels like 3.91 gears and a posi - trac.

But a lack of real get up and go hasn't stopped other SUV makers creating a sporty veneer for their cars, so Ford has added gloss black highlights, colour - coded bumpers, cladding, mirrors and handles, skid plate and rear diffuser, sports tail pipes, 20 ″ dark alloys, sports seats with carbon fibre effect inserts, silver highlights in the cabin and a piano black finish for some interior trim.

It's not just the surprisingly loud exhaust that lets out machine gun volleys of pops and bangs from its twin tail pipes: it's the boosty, muscular mid-range that makes you want to call BS on Hyunda's official 6.1 sec 0 - 62mph time for this thing.

It emits water from its tail pipe, so why isn't it on the front burner for environmentalists?

WHEN several eminent scientists returned recently from a tourist cruise to the North Pole aboard a Russian icebreaker and reported finding water, not ice, at the top of the world, the image resonated far and wide, providing a call to arms for scientists and environmentalists who for years had been trying to convince politicians and the public that heat - trapping gases from tail pipes, power plants, even methane - belching cattle, could disrupt the climate.