Endurant 12-Speed Now Offered on International LT and LoneStar Trucks – Equipment | Speed Sensor Chevrolet

Of course, it’s worth mentioning that many Colorados have been through hard core off-roading without blowing their side curtain airbags, and that the incidents mentioned here likely only represent a tiny fraction of trucks on the road.

• Full power mode provides the maximum performance available as the main engines and booster motors operate together to achieve full power. Full power operation also provides the best possible acceleration from the engine and gen-sets, the company said.

As with all research projects, it’s unclear if Delta’s super-fast new charging technology will prove to be commercially viable. But a faster charging station is definitely needed to keep pace with electric-car development.

Luckily, though, the job is so easy, a toddler could do it (yet another reason to hire Timmy from down the street). I simply loosened the nut and spun the pushrod by hand. The goal was to adjust it so that, when the pedal was resting on its rubber bumpstop, the pushrod should be just on the edge of its plunge, but not applying any pressure to the system.

Q: I own a 2012 Chevy Suburban with 71,000 miles that I have owned since new. Recently I went through a local car wash and when I came out the other side, my dash starting displaying “Service Traction Control” and “Service Stabilitrak” messages. After displaying these messages, it will then display “Traction Off” and “Stabilitrak Off.” The anti-lock braking system light also comes on when the engine is running. It doesn’t appear to have affected the engine in any way, nor has it affected the four-wheel-drive system. I’m thinking it’s some kind of sensor somewhere that somehow got wet in going through the car wash, but that is only speculation on my part. Any suggestions, ideas and/or solutions would be much appreciated.

Then there’s the CarbonPro cargo box, very much a solution looking for a problem (unless I’ve simply been deaf to years of complaints that a steel truck bed is somehow not sturdy or durable enough). This features the same sort of shapable forged carbon fiber found on the Lamborghini Huracán Performante; it reduces weight by 62 pounds—about how much the MuliPro tailgate adds, incidentally—and is, according to GMC, very durable. "Best-in-class dent, scratch and corrosion resistance," they say. It will also be, according to GMC, very expensive: while final pricing wasn’t announced for the late-availability option, it was suggested the CarbonPro bed would cost several thousands of dollars. There’s no way that "extra" capability tracks with the price, but in terms of truck-guy bragging rights, GMC has clearly pegged a significant number of owners willing to pay exorbitantly to be able to say, "Check out my carbon-fiber truck bed!" But if you want one, you’ll need to get your hand raised early: the carbon-fiber is labor-intensive and time-consuming to make, and there is a hard production limit per year from the lone supplier.

According to similar CBS news story, this is 2nd time for SAME problem. GM sure this time?https://boston.cbslocal.com/2018/09/13/gm-recall-pickup-trucks-suvs-power-steering/

What is it? GMC’s new entrant in the all-important, money-printing full-size pickup truck category. Also, aside from a few key differentiators, it’s a 2019 Chevy Silverado.Powertrain: 6.2-liter V-8; 10-speed automatic transmission; RWD or 4WD / 5.3-liter V-8; 8-speed automatic transmission (SLT trim)Weight: 4,531 to 5,015 pounds, depending on configurationMax towing: 12,100 poundsFuel Economy (EPA): 15 mpg city / 20 mpg highway; 17 mpg combined (6.2-liter V-8)Price: Starting at $46,700—upper-limit testers ran to around $67,000, according to GMC reps

Front Wheel Speed Sensor Corrosion occurred with the 1999- 2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 and the Sierra 800 and is something Chevy owners need to be aware of. The ABS Wheel Speed Sensors are mounted near each tire to help monitor the speed which each tire is maintaining and to help with intervening by rapidly pumping the brakes.

Alan Tolley said that tighter legislation had significantly influenced the way that JCB works. He added, “Stricter legislation drives innovation and that innovation… drives technological revolution. It provides a genuine opportunity to differentiate from competitors.”

The new engines are equipped with technologies including crossflow cylinder heads, a downspeeding function for reducing fuel consumption and working noise levels plus a common rail system operating at an injection pressure of 2,200 bar. “Up to 100 per cent power take-off is possible both at the belt and the flywheel side,” said the company.

The most obvious application for such a system would be a vehicle with an engine and transmission behind the driver, as it would the use of a manual transmission without having to run a hydraulic line to the rear from the clutch master cylinder which is usually directly in front of the clutch pedal.