Combustion Cycles
An educational song teaching about combustion engine mechanics and the four-stroke cycle using the rhythm of 'Wheels on the Bus'.
Combustion cycles have four stages have four stages, have four stages. Combustion cycles have four stages, In an engine.
The first stage is to intake air intake air intake air. The first stage is to intake air And then compression
The second stage is compression, compression, Compression. The second stage is compression, And then combustion
The third stage is combustion combustion combustion, The third stage is combustion, and finally exhaust.
The final stage is exhaust, is exhaust, is exhaust. The final stage is exhaust, Completing one cycle.
Combustion creates an explosive force, an explosive force, an explosive force. Combustion creates an explosive force That moves the piston.
The pistons in the car go up and down, up and down, up and down. The pistons in the car go up and down, And turn the crankshaft!
The crankshaft turns the flywheel, The flywheel, The flywheel. The crankshaft turns the flywheel Which connects with the transmission.
The transmission allows speed to change Speed to change, Speed to change. The transmission allows speed to change, so driving is better.
The drive train transmits power to wheels, Power to wheels, Power to wheels. The drive train transmits power to wheels To move things all around
Engine combustion makes wheels go round, wheels go round, wheels go round. Engine combustion makes wheels go round, to move things all around.
Engine combustion makes wheels go round, to move things all around.