Do modern car engines require break in

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Because of the complexity of this kit, it is not particularly suitable for most children, but parents of teenagers who are interested in automotive engineering will definitely want to consider it as an advanced lesson in engine functionality.

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That's not quite such an obvious question as it seems. A car is a metal box with wheels at the corners that gets you from A to B, yes, but it's more than that. In scientific terms, a car is an energy converter : a machine that releases the energy locked in a fuel like gasoline (petrol) or diesel and turns it into mechanical energy in moving wheels and gears. When the wheels power the car, the mechanical energy becomes kinetic energy: the energy that the car and its occupants have as they go along. The challenge of building a car engine is to get as much energy out of each drop of fuel as possible—to make the car go as far and as fast as it can.
In reply to by Anonymous (not verified) Nice reference from the Performance Saloon episode ;) 04/02/2016 - 13:41 |
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Over time, however, harmful deposits and sludge may have accumulated, causing power and performance loss.
Electric vehicles don't often come with the large front grilles their gas-powered cousins do—don't batteries need cooling, too?