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The worldwide market for Vehicle Diesel Engine is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly -2.0% over the next five years, will reach 44000 million US$ in 2023, from 49600 million US$ in 2017, according to a new GIR (Global Info Research) study.

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This brake light switch was originally used as a cruise control interrupter. Using the connectors at the end of the switch, 12 volts is sent to lock up the 700R4 torque converter when the plunger is pushed in (brake pedal not applied – left). The ohmmeter shows continuity. Depressing the brake pedal interrupts the 12-volt power and unlocks the converter (center). The ohmmeter shows continuity is lost (OL – open loop). If a constant 12-volt is sent to the transmission, the converter will remain locked even as the car slows down, unlocking only when the transmission shifts out of overdrive. This simple schematic (right) reveals how the brake light switch works. The far left connectors are normally closed completing the circuit, until the brake pedal is depressed, which interrupts the circuit and unlocks the converter. Illustration by Eric Rosendahl

In the upper power output range, Deutz’s new in-line diesel engines present solution for heavy-duty applications from both a technical and commercial perspective. In the lower power output range, Deutz has announced to provide electric drive systems in future under its E- Deutz strategy.

The clutch system in a manual transmission is one of those components that doesn’t necessarily see much innovation. Every once in a while a manufacturer will do something big and wild with it, but it’s rare. Last time it was Porsche with the tiny carbon clutch in the Carrera GT – and now it might be General Motors with an electrically actuated slave cylinder, covered in a recently filed patent application.

Durant was not too crazy about the idea of motorized vehicles. He did not trust them so he decided to make his own cars. Durant asked Chevrolet to partner with him. Louis Chevrolet had been known for his racing and mechanical skills and Durant named the company after him for that reason. The two men brought in William Little and Dr. Edwin R. Campbell as investors who were both involved in other car companies. It wasn’t till May 2, 1918, that GM and Chevy merged together

Not trying to refute anything said here, after all, I’ve had my own bad experience with ABS on glare ice (which is really harder to see than ‘black ice.’) I do know that in the case of systems like Electronic Stability Control (or whatever a given brand calls it), you do have the ability to turn it off under certain conditions… usually at speeds below 35mph, though. As such, is there anything in your owners’ manual that suggests the system can be turned off temporarily?

The most amazing thing about the modern truck is how un-truck-like its road manners have become even while overall capability has gone through the roof (as well as size, because this thing is massive) and the GMC is no exception. The ride is stable and quiet and prodigiously powered—a voracious consumer of highway commuting miles, even, I was assured, with a 6,000-pound trailer hitched to the back. (This is especially true of the models equipped with the adaptive suspension.)

The International Traveall and 1/2 ton 2wd pickups had the rear wheel only version of the Kelsey Hayes ASB as offered on the Imperial as an option in 71 and 72 but had very few takers.

Especially in a tight parking lot, surrounded by tall crossovers and trucks. My VW actually has a wide enough rear camera angle that I can creep back and see if anything is coming with the camera, before I commit to fully backing out ( and I still look). But our 17 Sienna with cross-path detection mostly shows the license plate.

One important note: there will be a 3.0-liter turbo-diesel option arriving in early 2019. Everything about that engine is still under wraps, so we’ll probably have yet another drive event with the Silverado when it makes it becomes available.