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Ask a companion to pump the clutch pedal repeatedly, and then hold it down firmly in place. With the pedal down, open the bleed screw to let any air out. You will hear a hissing sound if you are doing this properly. Repeat the pumping (bomba) and firm (pirme) cycle until all air is out of the system and the clutch pedal feel returns to normal.

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Beepy-flashy things in the instrument array only add confusion and uncertainty to suddenly perilous situations.

A while ago, Jalopnik readers advised me to thin my herd of junkers. When I didn’t heed that advice, it bit me in the ass, leaving me stranded. Now I’m finally doing it: I’m selling two of my cars. But first, I have to do a couple of quick fixes. Here’s how I did the clutch master cylinder on the world’s most unreliable Honda.

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A hydrogen-battery hybrid system was chosen over a purely electric system as it affords greater flexibility, with Water-Go-Round’s website describing hydrogen fuel cell technology as “the best zero emissions technology for commercial maritime operators to maintain operational flexibility, commercial viability and regulatory compliance”. Other benefits of fuel cells include their lack of moving parts, resulting in near-silent operation, and scalability, meaning that fuel cells can be “stacked” and combined into larger systems.

The ZR2 owner told me he had installed LED headlights, LED fog-lights, a winch connected directly to battery power, and an electric lock for the tailgate.

I suspect that is was also for testing purposes before the mandate was implemented. Who better to test the safety systems on than 50,000+ consumer operated vehicles. Toyota probably collected way more data on consumer operated vehicles than on their test tracks and engineering platforms. This way, they can claim to have worked out more “bugs” than competitors vehicles before the mandate is implemented.

So, if the 2019 model is worse than the 2018 model, why did it win? Believe us when we tell you that we struggled with it. We were upset that KTM messed up the low-end power transition, but not badly enough to knock it off the top spot. Why not? To fix the lack of bottom-end power, all you need is to drill holes in the airbox and install the quick-turn throttle cam that comes with the bike. If you already own a drill, it won’t cost you a dime to bring back the low-end grunt of last year’s 450SXF. 

I would be happy to see deregulating of the automotive safety space: if you want to commute in a Mahindra Roxor to work, more power to you. If you think that’s crazy and insist on buying a car with 10 airbags, hey that’s your choice as well, the market provides that. My guess is that most people car shopping would favor cars with at least a reasonable level of safety, but if someone came on the market with a $6000 reincarnation of the Nissan Tsuru (’91-’94 Sentra), maybe they would sell a few to cheapskates like me. I’m comfortable with that.

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I propose a second generation of this system, one that uses cellular data networks and all car owners’ bank accounts. Now hear me out! In addition to the negative reinforcement provided directly at the offending driver, my device would also automatically fine the offender. Wait, I’m not finished. Those funds would be distributed to neighboring motorists’ bank accounts. Folks, restitution is a concept as old as human civilization. I believe my safety device, if installed in >90% of all vehicles on the road, could very well relegate road rage to the dustbin of history, make it a distant memory of the early 21st century.