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OMO mandating these drivers assist devices would lower their price by economies of scale. I have not problem with allowing them to be switched off.

Backup cameras for the most part do, as do modern ABS systems, seatbelts, and (Takata not withstanding) most airbags/impact curtains.

As for the damage that GM allegedly cited as a second reason for denying coverage, Finn told me this was just scrapes on the rear bumper that resulted from driving off a steep hill, and also light damage to the fender allegedly caused by the dealership (Finn says the dealer fixed this). “They just basically were making things up,” Finn told me.

I would think raising or lowering your vehicle would have always voided your warranty. The vehicle was rigorously tested with a given suspension setup, level of vibration, etc. How could a company warranty something that’s so different from what they delivered to you?

The 2019 Silverado joins the 2019 Ram 1500, which recently got a complete overhaul, and the 2018 Ford F-150, which recently benefitted from a mid-cycle update. The Silverado will also compete against the aging Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan models, which were last refreshed in 2014 and 2016, respectively.

Increasing foreign investment and strengthening of infrastructure backed by government ‘Build, Build, Build’ program will drive the market for the diesel gensets in the country.

We will be the first to tell you that the 2019 KTM 450SXF is inferior to the 2018 KTM 450SXF in many ways. The 2019 model has a lag off the bottom due to a closed-off airbox, and the frame is stiffer than it needs to be. If you are a Pro, you will like the stiffer frame better than last year’s more forgiving chassis. Plus, Pros are fast enough to jump over the slow power build-up off bottom as they don’t ride that low in the powerband very often. Paradoxically, slow riders like the slow build-up because they ride there more often.

The Chevy Colorado’s first generation was the replacement to the Chevy’s S-10. The truck came with its predecessor’s compact dimensions which didn’t really hold up as well as expected. The 2000s saw the black days for General Motors and the Colorado was the prey of the period. Those who bought the early generation truck – 2004 to 2012 – could complain of the truck’s body rust, fit together with electrical components that continuously failed while its cabin could leak as the truck aged. The truck’s engine sometimes couldn’t be bothered to start. Another issue that has widely been reported about this truck is that its engine stalls.

In a traditional application for a hydraulic clutch system, a clutch pedal is mounted to the firewall with the clutch master cylinder directly in front of it. A hydraulic line extends from this master cylinder to the clutch slave cylinder, which is mounted on the transmission in order to actuate the clutch.

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

I know. I assume the post is an attempted justification because the real reason can’t be mentioned.