Oral rehydration solution (ORS) should be used. Children should be given sips of ORS (5 mL or 1 teaspoon) every 2 minutes.As an estimate for the amount of fluid to replace, the goal should be to drink 10 mL/kg body weight for each watery stool and estimate volume of emesis for each episode of vomiting.
The Booster Plug utilizes and processes readings from the original Air Intake Temperature sensor and its external sensor that provides ambient air temperature data along with its internal resistor data and it is this output that is sent to the Fuel Injection Control Unit.
A brake booster needs the right amount of vacuum to operate correctly. This is typically engine manifold vacuum (17-21Hg). On some engines, particularly diesels, an auxiliary pump is used to create vacuum. This vacuum is applied to both sides of the booster. Both the pedal side and the master cylinder side. As the driver presses the brake pedal, the vacuum valve blocks the vacuum source located on the pedal side of the booster. At the same time the air valve moves allowing atmospheric pressure in.