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Many of these trucks provide less power and are commonly used for daily commuting and not as a work horse.

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But really, the problem is that few normal motorists (read: not enthusiasts) can put down their mobile device and drive anymore. You really notice how bad it is when you ride mass transit and actually can look into other vehicles. Everyone has their device in their lap, no one is paying attention.

Finn, who lives near the Sequoia National Forest in California, was out one Saturday in April exploring some dirt roads near his house, planning to go camping. He told me over the phone what the road conditions were like. “I was in four-wheel drive low, I was in off-road mode, I was not going fast, and I was driving on a two-track road that had deep ruts, he said. “It had you moving back and forth, but slow going.”

It’s also worth noting that the Chevrolet Colorado isn’t the only vehicle that has had such an issue. Nissan truck owners have been complaining about airbags deploying off-road for years (here’s a video showing it happen on an Xterra).

Driving assist features take the responsibility of developing your own safe driving disciplines away from you and place that responsibility with a corporate entity. If you want your safety to be the responsibility of corporation (insert vehicle manufacturer here), you are welcome to buy their products. However, if you want the very best of warning systems for MY vehicle, then you should pay for those as well.

I have a basic pass/fail test for safety systems. If they enable me to do what I want better than I can do it myself, they pass. If they insist on doing something I don’t want to do, they fail. ABS passes because it enables me to brake at the limit of adhesion. ESC passes because it will save my ass if I overcook a corner. I paid $2,000 for the navigation system on my 2008 Infiniti because it included a backup camera with the projected path superimposed on the screen. I have yet to experience blind spot warning but would expect it not to alert unless there was a vehicle truly in the blind spot rather than in the second lane over or a car length behind me. (I’d prefer cameras with graphics to show me exactly where the other vehicle is. Then, I could make an informed decision.)

Those who bought this truck complained of loud road noise and an uncomfortable ride. The other issue that came with the truck is the wiring and valve springs problems that could result in engine misfire.

The Problem: Electric power steering assist may be lost momentarily, followed by a sudden return of EPS assist, potentially increasing the difficulty of steering the vehicle, especially at low speeds, as well as increasing the risk of a crash.

The first thing I did was remove the 10mm bolt from the reservoir bracket, so I could move it aside and gain better access to the master cylinder down below.