do i want a tech to tell me "it has to do with voltage" when i take my car to a shop. and its current not voltage, current is the flow voltage is the pressure, voltage stays the same

 

wait i still need 2 more

edit now 3 more.

 

duh mister genius mechanic

 

Voltage only stays the same in a parallel circuit. And current stays constant in series. Now, you don't need to be acting smart about electricity.

 

down to 2

edit:back to 3 to catch his posting power.

 

Goodnight all, I've got a science project due tomorrow and I have to figure out how to get it on the bus.

 

i bet u push the pistons in and push the fluid back up to the master cylinder when u do a brake job on a abs car, lol

 

Yep, and never had a problem with it.

 

wiat it does change voltage, its too late to think, goodnight

 

no i take my car to master mechanics like yourself cuz changing anthing that has to do with brakes is only for graduates of nationally renoun automotive schools. and people that can pass a test.

 

lol, u crack the bleeder valve and push the fluid onto the floor, brake fluid has sediments and the orifies in the abs module are extremly small, push the fluid back to the master cylinder and it'll bite u on the *** one day.

 

i guess i shouldnt put gasoline in my car either cuz i has polluting effects that one day will bite everyone in the *** when the world comes to an end cuz we have burned up all the oxygen.

 

i'm only talking about brakes because its something every tech should know, **** u can get a job at budget brakes and learn. but wait u don't even know the simple stuff so y would i start talking about hard stuff?

 

"orifies"... ha ha ha

 

whats the difference between a open center and closed center directional control valve in a hyraulic system?