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sounds like a fuel blockage. its rather a coincidence that both atv's are doing the same.. perhaps you've used dirty petrol from the same can to fill them?.. question: is it the correct fuel for the vehicle? if not drain it out and put some good stuff in I test fuel problems by spraying a bit...

never heard of a 16V.. But early ( 1990's ) Nissan Patrol's have 24V ( two batteries ) And early Volkswagen Beetle's and Kombi's have 6V trucks are usually 24V A lot of early ( 1940-1960 ) european cars have 12V but the earth is positive. Nearly every car now is a 12V, negative earth setup

the cars fuel injectors are probably running a little rich. That means they are putting slightly too much petrol into the engine. But this isn't a problem if everything is running smoothly and economically. You see it isn't necessarily a fault because some engines are designed to run...

the cars fuel injectors are probably running a little rich. That means they are putting slightly too much petrol into the engine. But this isn't a problem if everything is running smoothly and economically. You see it isn't necessarily a fault because some engines are designed to run...

the cars fuel injectors are probably running a little rich. That means they are putting slightly too much petrol into the engine. But this isn't a problem if everything is running smoothly and economically. You see it isn't necessarily a fault because some engines are designed to run...

hydraulic lifters are like little pump up shock absorbers. They rely on being full of oil to pump up and not click. If they're clicking, they aren't getting enough oil pressure inside. The usual problem is gunk from dirty engine oil blocking up the little holes that let oil into them. Any of...

if the rectifier is faulty, the voltage will be spiking and make the lights flicker. the car draws it's voltage from the battery normally ( not directly from the alternator ) so a rectifier fault often goes unnoticed for a time till total failure - except with the lights which you can see...

Mechanics usually have a standard warranty. " see the driveway, that's the warranty".. "by the time you reach the end of it the warranty runs out".... ( even if there is a warranty, good luck with collecting if there's a problem )

stick lots of plugs in

you come from a close family unit you realized at an early age that you have a sheltered life compared to your parents. I'd say your parents observably work very hard to support you all. in the storm, you're still safe even though there is chaos all around. Meanwhile your parents are out...

i'm in Australia, but these principals apply generally ( check with your council eh ). - A GARDEN IS NOT A DEVELOPMENT. Therefore, you would not require Local Government consent to use it that way. In that case just buy the land and start growing. It doesn't matter what planning zoning you're...