Your alignment is off. Take to mechanic to have it re-aligned. Inexpensive to correct. Low tire pressure? Loose steering component? Bent component?
No - have you checked that it is firing on all cylinders - Sounds like the engine is mis firing or not firing on all cylinders.
what kind of car is this? i would inspect for fuel pump bleed down,if its efi,do so by instaling a fuel pressure gauge,start vehicle and monitor pressure, than shut the vehicle off the pressure should loose no more than 5psi in 5 min. what kind of car is this? i would inspect for fuel pump bleed down,if its efi,do so by instaling a fuel pressure gauge,start vehicle and monitor pressure, than shut the vehicle off the pressure should loose no more than 5psi in 5 min.
Here is a general list in a loose order of likely hood:One of the cylinders has quit runningThe car would not start and has been badly floodedOne of the injectors has failed openIf the car is old enough an engine mounted fuel pump could fail, these go with carburetor engines onlyCarburetor trouble
No, the alternator will not charge the battery with the negative terminal loose.
High pressure is created by an exploding gasoline-air mixture. This pressure pushes the cylinders of the engine down, doing work that moves the car.
If you have a loose spark plug, your car will not stall unless maybe your engine has 3 cylinders. If you have a 6 or 8 cylinder engine you would just loose some power and your engine would run a little rough.
your car overheats. Your oil is not going through the cylinders creating lots of heat
HPI is short for High Pressure Injection. This is system which injects diesel fuel into the cylinders
Depending on the individual car, they come with 4 cylinders or 6 cylinders.
An electric motor has no cylinders.
If your car is a V6, it means it has six cylinders. If your car is a V8, it means that it has eight cylinders.
Buy a new car.
Yes.
SOunds like it is misfiring and not burning all of it. First check ignition, fuel pressure, if ok, check compression all cylinders.
LOW AIR PRESSURE IN YOUR TIRES loose accessory belts such as alternator can squeal
A brake line may be broken missing or loose.