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Despite appearing on this list, the Chevrolet Avalanche has been known for good reasons from some of its features to performance. As much as it might have come with some goodies, the Avalanche was discontinued for various reason that would probably hinder you from making it a number one priority on the list of cars you would wish to buy. Some of the common issues it came with include speedometer problems. When driving this truck you wouldn’t know the speed you are driving and the cops wouldn’t take speedometer issues to be the cause of speeding. The dashboard fitted in this truck is also prone to cracks. Throw in transmission failures together with various issues related to key operations and we get a recipe for a flop.

18. USB charging with a foam lined box for a phone. Under the seat is a small box to house your phone and keep it charged during your ride. It’s a nifty feature for those that listen to music or use navigation and don’t want to eat up the phone’s battery life.

FiTech offered to perform the swap at their shop in Riverside, California. This also required an aftermarket fuel tank to accommodate the necessary in-tank fuel pump assembly. This almost required as much effort as the intake manifold swap since this IRS-equipped Tri-Five was anything but stock out back, but the conversion went smoothly and very soon the ’56 hit the streets for some simple tuning. That’s when disaster struck. For reasons still not entirely clear, the 502 suffered a rod bearing failure that required a complete rebuild. Chevy 502s come with aluminum production rod and main bearings that sometimes are a bit unforgiving. If the crank hits a main bearing for whatever reason, the debris peeled from the mains usually end up in the rod bearings that then quickly fail. The project was delayed for several months while the engine went through a complete rebuild. Once the crank was massaged and the engine builder reassembled the 502 with most of its original parts, the swap could continue. The engine was initially run on a test stand with a single four-barrel carburetor to check for leaks and proper behavior before the 2×4 FiTech system was again installed.

However, the first electric diggers are already being developed for use close to people, underground, in food production environments and near hospitals. JCB has developed the first electric mini excavator for such uses.

I’ve driven in vehicles with forward sensing collision systems, and they were overly sensitive and sent false alarms for things such as going over railroad tracks. Driving along in a perfectly safe manner and having the windshield light up with flashing red and stay beeping at you is less than pleasant and also distracting. I pay attention when i drive, i don’t dick around with my phone or other distractions. I don’t need the car to tell me when it thinks i should brake, i already know.

I can’t wait to have a backup camera. My 2010 Highlander didn’t have one in the trim package that I have and the vehicle is far to elephantine for its own good. At least with a pickup I could see over the bed better than through the every shrinking windows on a CUV.

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We recently removed my mother’s driving license. She has driven over 65 years without an at fault accident. As the Doctor explained to her “every driver is a good driver until the second that they are not”. These mandatory safety devices help to delay or prevent that split second.

The CRF450 rear shock is very touchy to set up. We set race sag from 106mm to 110mm on the CRF. Then, we slid the forks down into  the clamps to balance out the chassis. Please note: any change to the shock seriously affects the forks.

On the 2019 Colorado, UltraSonic rear parking sensors are assigned GM RPO Code UD7. Availability varies by trim level.

I bought snow tires and wheels for our ’17 Sienna with TPMS sensors. Sorry, Toyota only “knows” one set of sensors at a time, therefore you must get it reprogrammed every time at the dealer, which negates any time or cost savings with dedicated snow tires and wheels.