start an engine

There's no way you can start an engine with that wire missing.

He starts an engine that has been idle for no more than two hours.

For example, you could configure the Switch to start an engine.

All three of these problems -can make it impossible to start an engine in really cold weather.

It was Saturn's ninth recall, this time to repair a faulty wire that can short out and start an engine fire.

Before starting an engine that has been stored, remove the oil-filler cap or plug and check the oil level.

Because the magneto has low voltage output at low speed, starting an engine is more difficult.

Cherry 01, scheduled to take off a half hour later, had difficulty starting an engine and took off 23 minutes late at 23:18.

Consequently they may need to land elsewhere, perhaps in a field, but motorglider pilots can avoid this by starting an engine.

Then somebody started an engine.

Nissan is the second Japanese manufacturer operating in the United States to start an engine line in this country.

Minsk Motors state-owned company of Belarus is also planning to start an engine manufacturing plant here.

All diesel fuel has a problem starting an engine in cold weather, but biodiesel has more of a problem.

And methanol must be mixed with gasoline to create a fuel that vaporizes easily enough to start an engine on a winter morning in cold regions.

The starting (cranking) or shallow cycle type is designed to deliver large bursts of power for a short time, as is needed to start an engine.

A Spring Starter uses potential energy stored in a spring wound up with a crank to start an engine without a battery or alternator.

The loss of normal power also triggers a battery operated starter system to start the generator, similar to using a car battery to start an engine.

A bank of lead-acid batteries in glass jars both supplied power to illuminate lamps, as well as to start an engine to recharge the batteries.

If the night was foggy, Kate would descend into her basement where she would start an engine that would send out loud siren blasts at three second interval.

The customary method for starting an engine was for a ground crew member to yank the propeller as a lever to crank the engine, while a pilot sat at the controls.

Though it is not a modern phenomenon, steam train operators might hold a spare steam engine at a terminus fired up, as starting an engine cold would take a significant amount of time.

Easy-Spin Starting - This compression release, implemented as an extra hump on the intake lobe of the camshaft, was introduced in 1961 to reduce the effort required to start an engine.

Starting an engine like this involves switching the Bryce Berger injection pump to excess fuel mode and lifting the decompressor (this held exhaust valve open) to allow the engine to turn over without compression.

As I knew from having been at several Piehand soirees and picnics and having had to eat there because of the coffee, it was far enough away for the sound of starting an engine not to carry.

Like a car's ignition, which starts an engine when the correct key is inserted, an activated receptor sends signals to the cell to start or stop production of chemicals that control processes like blood clotting, mood swings and the immune system's response.