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1) Regarding my family, my issue is putting them in a safe vehicle. So the laws of efficiency/mass production mean that the more vehicles are manufactured with useful safety features, the more chances that I will be able to purchase/afford one for them. Coincidentally, if more are available for me, then that means that they will also be available for others. That is direct Millsian Utilitarianism.

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Many people live in places where a windshield replacement is a rare occurrence. For those of us where it can sometimes be an annual occurrence (re Alberta) that’s a high price to pay for “standard” safety.

This project began before FiTech finalized its fuel tank lineup so this is a larger, stainless steel unit. The current system for the Tri-Five Chevys employs a more affordable stamped steel tank and the FiTech Hyper-Fuel in-tank pump. This particular pump is capable of 340 liters-per-hour, which is more than enough to supply fuel to the big-block.

Statistics say that a typical driver will crash every 17.9 years, and every 3-4 years. Some people have 10 crashes, and are essentially outliers that skew the averages much more than the person who has 0 accidents. Therefore the median appears to be significantly less than the average.

And though it might be redundant to mention, it’s important to always check your mirrors, turn your head and maintain awareness of your surroundings while reversing.

Here are some key facts: 1) The major causes of vehicular collisions are: distracted driving, impaired driving, excess speed, disregarding road rules/signs/lights. All driver error. So therefore blameworthy and not an ‘accident’. 2) Despite an increase in collisions, death rates have decreased. The reason being government mandated ‘passive’ safety devices such as crumple zones, 3 point seatbelts, etc. Proof that government mandating improves safety. 3) It is accepted that the best way to survive a collision is to avoid it. And ‘active’ safety devices such as stability control have proven to reduce these collisions by allowing drivers to take more extreme action without rolling over. ABS has also proven effective by allowing less ‘practiced’ drivers to engage in emergency braking and still steer or stop faster than applying the ‘binders’. So again proven effective. 4) So if all of the above government mandated safety initiatives have proven themselves statistically reduce accidents, and save lives, then why are you arguing against them??????????

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.

That last modification, which allows for the key fob switches to lock and unlock the tailgate instead of having to insert the key, required Finn to tap into the wiring harness. It’s a fairly common mod in the Colorado community; here’s a step-by-step showing the installation procedure:

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" Master cylinder booster. Backed out of drive and went forward. Pushed brakes and the brake pedal went all the way to floor. This happened on a city street with no warning. Took truck to Ford dealer and they replaced master cylinder bypass and bleed system. There is a recall on the -150′s but was informed mine wasn’t covered."

Adaptive cruise control system can be seen in a wide array of cars. Audi, BMW, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Land Rover, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Porsche, Subaru, Toyota, and Volvo are some of the well-known brands that offer adaptive cruise control system as standard or optional equipment in some of their cars.