The internal combustion engine uses ignited fuel to generate power .
An internal combustion engine uses the ignition of fuel to create compression. Push rods inside cylinders are used to rotate the engine or camshafts. The rpm value denotes the revolutions of the engine per minute. If the engine transmission is in neutral and the revolutions increase, two things occur. First, the engine combusts more fuel at a faster rate, creating heat. Second, the engine produces more combustion gases that increase the volume of the exhaust. You can rev your engine to create heat or increase your engine's noise level.
Instructions
1. Turn the ignition switch to start the engine.
2. Allow the engine to idle for about a minute to allow the oil to circulate through the engine and lubricate all the parts.
3. Press the accelerator to increase the fuel consumed by the engine. As you press the accelerator, the engine rpms will increase. This is called "revving" your engine.
4. Continue depressing the accelerator until the engine speed you wish is desired. Revving the engine above the red line on the tachometer is not recommended, as engine damage may occur.
5. Release and depress the accelerator pedal rapidly to rev the engine to high rpm and allow it to return to idle. This will increase the exhaust noise and allow you to show off any engine sound performance parts.
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