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Contour lines crossing a small stream will point upstream as they represent the elevation change of the terrain. This means that the elevation increases as you move in the upstream direction.
both. upstream is under the hood, and the downstream is by the catalytic converter.
it refers to the location of the oxygen (o2) sensors relative to the engine. The upstream sensor is the one closest to the engine. The downstream sensor is furthest from the engine. Think of it as the way a stream of water, or in this case, a stream of exhaust flows.... From the engine To the tailpipe.
It has both an up and a down stream oxygen sensor.
The up stream is closest to engine and down stream is farest from engine
A riverboat with a steam powered engine that could travel either upstream or downstream was called a steam boat.
There is one upstream and one downstream.
A down stream receptacle that is connected to the upstream GFCI will be protected. If the downstream receptacle senses a fault the upstream GFCI will trip.
One example of a compound word with "stream" in it is "streamline," which means to make something more efficient or straightforward.
Upstream and downstream valves refer to the positioning of valves in relation to the flow of fluid in a piping system. Upstream valves are located before a specific point in the system, controlling the flow entering that point, while downstream valves are positioned after that point, regulating the flow exiting it. These designations help in maintenance, troubleshooting, and ensuring proper fluid control within the system.
it depens on if your truck has local or federal emmosions package if its federal ther eare 4, upstream and down stream on both sides.other wise there are only two upstream and downstream of the catalytic converter
Upstream flooding occurs when excess water accumulates in a river or stream, causing it to overflow its banks and flood the surrounding areas. This can be due to heavy rainfall or snowmelt, leading to an increase in water levels upstream that can then flow downstream, causing flooding in lower-lying areas. Measures such as river widening and floodplain management can help reduce the risk of upstream flooding.