Doesn't a '99 have a single coil, David? Even so, o'course, an ignition coil is an easy thing to replace if the igntion is the source of the problem. Might be fuel, though, or any of a dozen different sensors.Doesn't a '99 have a single coil, David? Even so, o'course, an ignition coil is an easy thing to replace if the igntion is the source of the problem. Might be fuel, though, or any of a dozen different sensors.
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There are 1000 m in a km and 3600 sec in an hr. Thus, multiplying 40.32 km/hr by 1000 m/km gives 40320 m/hr. Dividing this by 3600 sec/hr gives 11.2 m/sec.
Of course, the two operations can be done in the other order.
Some calculators have unit conversions built-in. Without knowing the make and model of your calculator, I can't tell you whether yours does so or not, let alone tell you the keystroke sequence to do it.
okay,for one,the odometer doesnt read in miles per hr,it reads miles driven, and two i have no idea if its possible to change the odometer to km traveled,if you're talking about the speedometer,its already there,get a european cluster :p
"Check Engine" light, Sheila?
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