How long could you drive the car continuously?
It was 1,500 miles there and 1,500 miles back with no stops in between except for fuel and food. Agree with Whitey; highway miles are easy on the car, and only the driver’s endurance wlimits how far you can drive.
Can you drive your car further on the weekends?
Newer methods of refining, additives, process development, etc… However, allowing the engine to reach operating temperature aids in keeping the engine “healthy”. As you mentioned, you drive it further on the weekends and you should be just fine.
Is it bad for your car to drive a long distance?
I LUV MY PRIUS!!! No, a long trip isn’t bad for your vehicle. Given your car is well prepared (check fluids, tire pressures and stuff before you go), a 700 mile trip will be much better for your car than 700 miles worth of short trips and stop and go traffic. I think it depends on the car and the frequency of the long trips.
How many hours can you drive in a day?
As a former truck driver, I think you should limit yourself to 10 hours of driving per day. After that, your ability to react diminishes quickly. When you factor in stops, most people end up averaging about 60 MPH. So if you don’t encounter heavy traffic, you should be able to do 600 miles per day.
Why does your car hesitate when accelerating from a dead stop?
In essence, delay or hesitation of the engine during acceleration happens when the engine does not get enough power, and it needs more power to accelerate from a dead stop than when maintaining the speed of a moving vehicle. The engine generates power by creating combustions in its chamber.
What does it mean when your engine hesitates?
Hesitation Definition – An engine hesitation is an interruption of continuous power during acceleration. When a engine is hesitating it will cause the car to lunge or surge which will cause a sudden jerk as the car slows down. This condition can cause dangerous situations in heavy traffic when drivers behind expect continuous forward movement.
How to troubleshoot a hesitating or bucking car?
Step 1: Physically inspect the fuel filter. If the fuel filter is dirty like the image on the right, it’s probably causing a restriction of fuel flow to the engine and should be replaced. Step 2: Check for leaks coming from fuel filter connections. The fuel line is spliced between two fuel lines.
Why does my car hesitate when I open the throttle?
Many times an engine can hesitate without the computer detecting a problem, if this is the case proceed to the next step. Step 2 – Poor fuel pressure can cause the engine to go “lean” when the throttle is opened. The first check is to remove the fuel filter and check the flow by trying to blow through it, the filter should flow freely.
It was 1,500 miles there and 1,500 miles back with no stops in between except for fuel and food. Agree with Whitey; highway miles are easy on the car, and only the driver’s endurance wlimits how far you can drive.
Are there any cars that last longer than 300, 000 miles?
According to a study conducted by iSeeCars.com, the portion of Toyota Land Cruisers that manage to exceed the epic 300,000-mile mark is 1.5%. And 300,000 miles is just a checkpoint for many Land Cruisers, as some like this one hit 484,000 miles. What can be said about the F-150 that most consumers don’t know?
What was the world record for continuous driving?
The world record for continuous fast driving was a Packard experiment where they averaged 100 mph for 100,000 miles around the factory test track! These cars had their oil changed and fluids checked when they changed drivers. All this in the mid 1950s! Engines were claimed to have no excessive wear athe the end of the trip.
What makes your car turn off while driving?
If there is something clogging in the pump or filter, it will make your car turns off while driving on the roads suddenly. So, it is always mandatory to check and clean the fuel pump, filter before driving a long distance.
Is it safe to drive for 4 days?
The reality of road trips, however, is that they’re often multi-stop, which means you’ll be doing long drives for days on end. By day three or four, you may well start to get tired from all the prolonged periods of concentration and activities at your stop offs, reducing how far you can safely drive.
What does auto stop / start do to your car?
As the name implies, automatic stop/start shuts off the engine instead of it idling at a stop and then rapidly restarts the engine when you want to drive away. If you do a lot of stop-and-go driving, you’re reducing emissions and saving fuel by not idling for extended periods.
What should you do if your car shuts off while driving?
When your car shuts off while driving on the road randomly, the first thing you should check is your car fuel tank. An empty fuel tank happens to most of us. Of course, you can not drive a car with no fuel. Thus, looking at the fuel gauge may definitely save you from standing on the roads for hours and hours.
As a former truck driver, I think you should limit yourself to 10 hours of driving per day. After that, your ability to react diminishes quickly. When you factor in stops, most people end up averaging about 60 MPH. So if you don’t encounter heavy traffic, you should be able to do 600 miles per day.