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In our prior report, we detailed the new 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which makes 310 horsepower and 348 pound-feet of torque and shifts through an eight-speed automatic transmission. This time, we drove the new 5.3-liter V8 equipped with Chevrolet’s new dynamic fuel management (DFM) system. This fuel-saving innovation keeps power ratings intact at 355 hp and 383 lb-ft. while allowing the V8 to deactivate and reactivate individual cylinders in 17 different smooth-running patterns to respond to power needs in a fraction of a second.

Oh, and the backup camera in my Mustang already needs replaced after 2 and a half years. Luckily the car is still under warranty, but I don’t want to image what all these systems would cost to repair out of warranty.

Finn says GM then had third-party investigators take a look at the vehicle, and as shown in the letter to the left, GM eventually determined that it was not going to cover repairs.

We hate anything MANDATED, because that means you have no choice and you must accept something. that means you must accept the COST and the NEGATIVES attributed to that MANDATED item.

The hydraulic system that actuates the clutch in your manual-transmission car will not last forever. Just like every wear item in your car, this will fail eventually. Back in the day, a clutch cable was used, but newer cars utilize a hydraulic system. If you are handy with a socket wrench and ratchet, this job is quite easy.

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.

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My Ford actually has those little blind spot mirrors embedded in the mirrors, which are great. But they seemed to be designed to only work when the mirrors are pointed at the fenders, i.e., the wrong way that everyone learns to use.

This problem has been identified with the Chevrolet Silverado, as it is prone to a rusted out brake line that would cost buyers several hundreds of dollars a pop. The truck comes with some engine issues and mysterious clunking noises that comes from the powertrain.

According to Chevrolet, the trucks that seem to be affected are in what’s known as the salt belt states. The salt belt states include New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Maryland, New Hampshire, West Virginia, Washington DC, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Maine, Minnesota, Vermont, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. This is where the roads are salted during winter months.

And here’s the truth: The technology simply isn’t ready for prime time regardless of how much some people may want it. I have a number of friends with different brands of cars who have experienced false positives with their automatic braking systems. As in, the car slammed on the brakes when there was no imminent collision. One system goes crazy when it sees oncoming cars in the other lane.

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