If you hear a clanking noise coming from your engine, it might be a problem with the flywheel and not a problem with the engine itself. This is a brand new flywheel (#A884) that comes with any kit that comes with the Nitro Star 15FE engine. If you hear a clanking sound coming from your car or truck, your pilot shaft (#A805) may not be tight enough, causing the flywheel to rock back and forth on the crankshaft. The rocking action can cause the inside of the flywheel to wear out.

The audio output of your sound programs are fed directly to your PC's sound card and the WOW Thing receives the direct stereo output from your PC soundcard. See similar questions...

Of primary concern should be the amount of smoke that is seen when the car is exiting a turn. There should be a good amount of smoke with every acceleration. Second, the idle of the engine must be stable. Third, the glow plug wire (when checked after the run) should be shiny and unbroken. Fourth, the performance of the engine should be good throughout the powerband. See similar questions...

Absolutely yes. The engine has only 15 major parts compared to hundreds of parts for a standard engine. This lower number of parts means less chance of breakdown. Note that all the parts of the Engine are the proven components of 100 years of engineering. The engine is just configured and packaged in a very efficient and smart way. Yes. A displacement is pi*bore*bore*stroke*firings/4. The Engine's bore=3 inches, stroke = 3.75 inches, and 32 firings in two complete revolutions. See similar questions...

It is suggested that the WOW Thing be switched on with your operating system. If the WOW Thing is placed in "BYPASS" mode, the signal will remain unprocessed. See similar questions...

If your engine is running too hot you need to richen up the fuel mixture. This means the engine needs more fuel to lower the temperature. See similar questions...

YES...One of the features of our kit is that you can disengage the belt tensioner with a flip of a small lever and the bike will pedal like normal. You won't feel much drag, pedaling the 25.4cc RedMax for short distances, with tension lever Off. Pedaling longer distances And for engines with larger clutches, it's much easier to remove belt from drive ring. See similar questions...

Most people make the mistake of thinking more is better when it comes to the air INLET at the front of the cowl. This is a common error and while it seems logical the reverse is actually true. To properly cool your engine you need more OUTLET not more inlet. You want at least 2:1, preferably 3:1 air out to air in otherwise it makes a 'dam' and the air can't come into the cowl because it has no where to go OUT of the cowl. See similar questions...

If your battery is just wired in parallel to your engine battery then it gets charged as you drive and nothing further is needed. If your battery is wired as in method 2 above (by far the better method) then you need a split charge relay available from most caravan accesory shops for around 10 quid. Basically it connects the camper battery to the alternator only when the engine is running. See similar questions...

Certainly, You would be most welcome. Please give us a little notice so we can prioritise work, have appropriate staff available and make the necessary arrangements for you. (top) See similar questions...

The following instructions are for all mid-1994 to 1995 production models. Slide two wires into the underhood fuse/relay box in the D2 and J2 slots for the #1 fan relay (D) and #3 fan relay (J). Splice them together and run them through a 1 amp fuse. Hook another wire to the ground. Then, with the ignition on, connect the ground wire to the spliced fan wires and both fans come on at high speed. When you're not using the setup, remove the ground wire and tuck it away so you can't see it. See similar questions...

We simply provide vacuum from the RV engine across the tow bar to the components on the towed that need it, including our ToadStop, which pulls the towed brake pedal with vacuum. An electric pump option is available for diesel engine RV's. Is a dedicated brake system is desires, instead of using the gasoline RV engine vacuum, the vacuum pump option is available. See similar questions...

Ambulances are left running to keep the patient compartment, medications and equipment at a comfortable tempature. It also allows for a rapid departure from a scene, if necessary. In cold weather, leaving an ambulance running allows the diesel engine to operate more efficiently. See similar questions...

Due to the expansion and contraction of the metals used in the manufacture of the exhaust system, you may hear a crackling sound coming from the exhaust system for a short time after the engine has been switched off. This sound is normal. See similar questions...

You probably have an Audigy 2 ZS sound card. Something in either the sound card itself or the drivers for it has a major fault. The sounds work fine with other sound cards and have done for years. It is not only my sounds causing sqeals and crashes, I've now seen similar forum posts involving four other FS developers. See similar questions...

More likely the manifold cover, near the oil dipstick, which acts as a heat shield is broken. It will then start to resonate. Tap on the metal to hear if it's the culprit. That are the hydraulic tapets. It takes a while before the oil has reached these. Until then you get a ticking, almost diesel-sound-like noise. Try using your windscreen wiper for a change: odd are the continuous clicking will be gone. Whenever the wiper goes too far back, it will trigger a relay which goes berserk. See similar questions...

Yes, since the aRts sound server KDE uses is running, it is using the sound device. If it is idle for 60 seconds, it will release it automatically (auto-suspend). In previous versions aRts didn't suspend when using full duplex. Upgrade to a newer version or turn off full duplex and it will suspend. Turning it off is a good idea anyway if you only use aRts for playing things. See similar questions...

If you have Windows 2000 or NT, you'll need Windows Media Payer v 6.4 to hear MP3 files. Windows Media Player v 7.1 does not play MP3 files for NT or 2000 systems. Also, remember that you need a Pentium processor of at least 300 MHz to play MP3s. You can download a free Windows Media Player here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/players.aspx Select your operating system and Windows Media Player. Then download the latest Windows Media Player for your computer. See similar questions...

No. PriorityStart! is designed to provide battery protection when the engine is NOT running (ignition switch in the off position). It will not disconnect the battery when the engine is running, even though the battery voltage level drops below the factory-set safe threshold. Circuits within this product recognize an "engine running" condition by sensing electrical "noise" (30 mill volts) created by fuel injectors, fuel pump, fan motors, etc., and will not disconnect the vehicle battery. See similar questions...

According to the Washington Post's Dr. Gridlock (Ron Shaffer), who writes a regular column on commuting in the Washington DC area, it is very dangerous to leave a car engine running while refueling. The practice is also illegal. What could happen? A spark could ignite gasoline vapors, or the "glow" from underneath a running engine could ignite spilled gasoline. Violation of this code, at least in the Washington DC metro area (Dr. See similar questions...