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Car Talk Episode Guide


Episode #1236

title: “Bernoulli This!”

airdate: 2012-09-08

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Inter-Vehicle Communication Department

Japanese scientist, inventing a tail for cars


time: 2:05

Heidi from Lacey, Washington

1995 Toyota 4Runner

Clanking when comes to stop

Univeral joint


time: 6:25

Frank from New Boston, New Hampshire

2003 Subaru Forester w/ 121k miles

DIY

Replace window regulator


time: 11:20

Katie/Katherine from Baltimore, Maryland

Friend driving

His door caught on sidewalk

Friend guns the engine, jerked the car forward, then slammed the door shut

Claimed it was because of Bernoulli’s principle

Claiming rush of air created lift

1997 Honda Civic


time: 15:56

Break

“Automotive determinism”

Music

Ad


time: 17:40

plea for divine intervention

From Kate

Huge amount of car misfortune


time: 21:25

Linda from Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Driving 23 hrs straight

Radiator boiling over

1984 Chevrolet Caprice station wagon

Radiator cap put on “backwards”?

That’s not possible


time: 28:40

Chris from Olympia, Washington

1992 Subaru Legacy station wagon

Wants to hand car down to kids. Oldest is 5.

Decelerating/downshifting when going around corners

Car will rock back and forth when parking


time: 34:20

Break

Music


time: 35:30

Two engineers and a bike


time: 36:50

Troy from Columbia, Maryland

1999 Mercury Mystique

Starter makes grinding sound, turning key

#car[Pontiac,LeMans] - 1960s models great, a generation later, “Korean junk box”


time: 44:04

Stump the Chumps

Steve from Charlottesville, Virginia

Won auction for

1966 Ford Econoline

TODO: link to original episode

Road trip CA to VA


time: 46:19

Betsy from San Francisco, California

1999 Mazda Miata convertible

Seats stolen

The essence of having a convertible


time: 50:51

Close credits

Says episode #1236 at time: 52:37

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