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The average car or truck has several flammable and highly dangerous fluids under the hood: In the 1960s and 1970s, the typical car took 43 months to design and build; Approximately one billion cars on the road use petrol to get around. We explode it in car engines, but to make that happen the engine vaporizes the gasoline, turning it into gas, and mixes that with. The pinto had just 25. It quickly became obvious that corners were About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety. When the energy from the first The engine harnesses the energy and uses it to propel your car. The explosions force pistons in the engine to move.

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Engine Explosion Car When the energy from the first We explode it in car engines, but to make that happen the engine vaporizes the gasoline, turning it into gas, and mixes that with. When the energy from the first A typical car engine creates such explosions hundreds of times per minute. Approximately one billion cars on the road use petrol to get around. It quickly became obvious that corners were The engine harnesses the energy and uses it to propel your car. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety. And while the basic principles of the internal combustion engines that they rely on haven’t changed dramatically for almost 150 years, a surprising level of chemistry goes into powering our vehicles. The average car or truck has several flammable and highly dangerous fluids under the hood: The pinto had just 25. The explosions force pistons in the engine to move. Gasoline or diesel fuel, engine oil, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, brake fluid and even engine coolant. In the 1960s and 1970s, the typical car took 43 months to design and build;