Examples of 'whole engine' in a sentence

Meaning of "whole engine"

refers to the entire mechanical system of an engine, including its components and subsystems. It is used in the context of discussing the functionality, maintenance, and performance of an engine

How to use "whole engine" in a sentence

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whole engine
The whole engine room is full of smoke.
I had to take the whole engine apart.
The whole engine was flooded with fuel.
I took the whole engine out.
The whole engine area was also flooded.
We have lost the whole engine.
Almost the whole engine had to be replaced.
We are going to have to change the whole engine.
Include the whole engine up here.
I do not care if we have to replace the whole engine.
The whole engine block is full of it.
If you pour that in the whole engine will seize up.
The whole engine was under water.
You do not have to take apart the whole engine.
Sounds like the whole engine is ripping apart.

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Bigger problems require taking the whole engine apart.
The whole engine room.
It would be easier to just replace the whole engine room.
Virtually the whole engine rotates about a fixed crankshaft.
This was the oil that made the whole engine run.
The whole engine weighed just over eight tons.
Leaves your hands free while lighting the whole engine compartment.
The whole engine crew.
If the gas fuelling system has a central metering for the whole engine.
And I just love the whole engine and cars thing.
The player will pick up engine cores rather than the whole engine.
The whole engine is not shown ; only the immediate environment of the bearing is visible.
The rapidly rotating flame could destroy the whole engine in a matter of seconds.
There is a big difference between needing a single engine part and needing a whole engine.
The whole engine was flooded with fuel, and the ignition cables had been peeled off.
The vernier nozzles were replaced with a hydraulic actuated gimbal for the whole engine.
Sand . The whole engine block is full of it.
But I was thinking of one with a whole engine.
Yeah . Sounds like the whole engine is ripping apart.
It's gonna take time to repair the whole engine.
Now Ferrari take this whole engine noise business very, very seriously.
But, that would increase the weight of the whole engine.
Jackson, Sounds like the whole engine is ripping apart.
Once the gunk starts circulating, it can do a lot of damage to the whole engine.
If I try, the whole engine might breakdown.
This is because to fit them, the mechanic must essentially take the whole engine apart.
Then the whole engine needs replacing!
You know maybe I have to take the whole engine out there.
Sand . The whole engine block is full of it . It was Chink.
Lost power? We have lost the whole engine.
Fuel mass flow consumed by the whole engine system in accordance with paragraph 3.4.
You lost power in number one . - Lost power? We lost the whole engine.
I had to take the whole engine apart . Listen, man.
A lot of cars get stripped in our lot . Stereo, the tires the whole engine.
I got it to run . I took the whole engine out.

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