misfire. vb (intr). 1. (Firearms, Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery) (of a firearm or its projectile) to fail to fire, explode, or ignite as or when expected. 2. (Automotive Engineering) (of a motor engine or vehicle, etc) to fail to fire at the appropriate time, often causing a backfire.
Belt drives are considered to be the best opener that you can buy. Belt drive openers utilize a rubber belt drive system and are as dependable as chain drives. But they are basically silent! So if you have a garage door attached to the home, and you dislike the noise associated with the automatic door openers, this is certainly a great option. Belt drive openers tend to last longer than any other motor on the market. Screw drives are the third type of garage door opener. They use a lifting apparatus that utilizes beside a threaded steel rod. Essentially there are less moving parts in the screw drive then in the other garage door openers, so it is reduced maintenance.
CVTs are our least favorite type of transmission, mainly because their only nod to driver involvement is engine drone under heavy throttle. In spite of the lost love, CVTs are making inroads against manuals and conventional automatics. Toyota, for example, has introduced a new belt-and-pulley transmission as standÂ­ard equipment on three-quarters of its 2014 Corolla range. Slow-laners adore the CVTâs lack of drama. Stick it in D, tap the gas, and trust the flux capacitor under the hood to do whatâs right.