what is the reducing agent of iron or iron ore in the blast furnace?
The simple answer is yes. Hard answer, you will have to cut off the original hanger brackets and CORRECTLY index the old brackets. You may have drive shaft connection issues and ABS issues. Good Luck
they use the same chassis, so it should be the same if it is the same year and model. Sometime they don't change them even after 5 years.
Ask the salvage yard what will fit. They have interchange books. They will tell what model cars use the same chassis.
Its carbon and the derived carbon monoxide. Blowing air through the ore and charcoal or coke mix was the technique in all the ancient smelting methods.
Carbon monoxide reduces haematite to iron. Fe2O3 + 3CO ----- 2Fe + 3CO2
Its carbon and the derived carbon monoxide. Blowing air through the ore and charcoal or coke mix was the technique in all the ancient smelting methods.
Carbon monoxide reduces haematite to iron. Fe2O3 + 3CO ----- 2Fe + 3CO2
they use the same chassis, so it should be the same if it is the same year and model. Sometime they don't change them even after 5 years.
Ask the salvage yard what will fit. They have interchange books. They will tell what model cars use the same chassis.
The simple answer is yes. Hard answer, you will have to cut off the original hanger brackets and CORRECTLY index the old brackets. You may have drive shaft connection issues and ABS issues. Good Luck
