How a car engine works [animated infographic]
Posted by staff / September 18, 2013 car engine worksinfographicJacob O'Neal
Ever wondered how a car engine works but were too afraid to ask for fear of your car repair bill getting bumped up several hundred bucks?
Well, now you can take a peek risk-free thanks to this incredible animated infographic by Jacob O’Neal.
Just click the small version above, and the next time you have to head to the garage, make them show you exactly where the problem lies.
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Hi Jacob,
Nice Infograph! I always like such ways of delivering information. As it has been said “A picture can say a thousand words”. I am always keen to know about automobile info and facts. Just like yours I have found another infograph for maintaining your car and regular safety checks. Though its not an animated one but still very informative.
Reference – http://www.woodstockmotors.co.uk/blog/facts-about-servicing-your-car/
Thx for sharing. Very interesting
Very interesting article, I like how you can see the engine in the video.
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