Palaging namamatayan

**hops** · May 4th, 2007 12:23 PM

question lang mga sir, ano ang magiging sira ng sasakyan kung palaging namamatayan ng makina ang nagdadrive? starter?

**artpogi** · May 4th, 2007 12:28 PM

maraming pwede cause nyan.

can you elaborate a little more on how it happens?

**Syuryuken** · May 4th, 2007 12:43 PM

naka manual tranny ka ba?

**hops** · May 4th, 2007 01:42 PM

Yup manual transmission.
Yung wife ko kasi just learned to drive. E minsan pinagpapraktis ko siya sa car namin. Palage siya namamatayan, mga more than 10x. I was just thinking kung nakaksira ito ng sasakyan.

**afrasay** · May 4th, 2007 02:08 PM

ayun naman pala practice driving pala. talagang mamamatayan yan lalo na pag di timplado yun clutch sa gas. I would suggest that you show her first why we need to step on the clutch before we shift and why we have to release it slowly when she is on first gear. di naman makakasira yan baka lang humina ang battery at di na mag start... ;)

**hops** · May 4th, 2007 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by afrasay

ayun naman pala practice driving pala. talagang mamamatayan yan lalo na pag di timplado yun clutch sa gas. I would suggest that you show her first why we need to step on the clutch before we shift and why we have to release it slowly when she is on first gear. di naman makakasira yan baka lang humina ang battery at di na mag start... ;)

Di pa kasi siya sanay magtimpla ng clutch at gas.

hehe.. worried lang kasi ako na baka masira yung car..
thanks anyway.

**mangdencio** · May 5th, 2007 12:38 AM

Originally Posted by hops

question lang mga sir, ano ang magiging sira ng sasakyan kung palaging namamatayan ng makina ang nagdadrive? starter?

hi hops!the starting system is designed to crank the engine several hundred times no matter what. but it its electrical (carbon brushes, armature assembly, etc) and mechanical components (shaftings, bushings, etc) will wear out in time...
in practice driving, the important thing to do is to wait for at least 15 seconds each time the engine dies before cranking the engine again. the rationale lies on the fact that the flywheel ring gear will still spin (owing to momentum) for a few seconds when the engine dies all of a sudden.starting (cranking) the engine too son will mesh the starter motor's pinion gear with the rotating flywheel. this may damage both 'teeth' pretty quickly...hope this helps.

**artpogi** · May 5th, 2007 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by mangdencio

hi hops!the starting system is designed to crank the engine several hundred times no matter what. but it its electrical (carbon brushes, armature assembly, etc) and mechanical components (shaftings, bushings, etc) will wear out in time...
in practice driving, the important thing to do is to wait for at least 15 seconds each time the engine dies before cranking the engine again. the rationale lies on the fact that the flywheel ring gear will still spin (owing to momentum) for a few seconds when the engine dies all of a sudden.starting (cranking) the engine too son will mesh the starter motor's pinion gear with the rotating flywheel. this may damage both 'teeth' pretty quickly...hope this helps.

cool! very informative