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I agree with the forward sensors over the rear with the camera. With the high hood in my canyon the front ones would be great. I can use the camera on the back.

Q: With regard to your recent comments about people preferring automatic transmissions to manuals, I agree most people prefer automatics for their convenience, but I suggest you also consider another reason to choose a modern-day automatic. I grew up driving manual transmissions, including a number of high-performance cars. I’ve also been to high-performance driving school, where I learned, and mastered, the heel-and-toe shifting technique. Even so, my recent purchases have been high-performance cars with automatics. Why? They shift faster than anyone can manually — professional or amateur — including matching revs on the downshifts. Lazy? No. I just prefer having a vehicle where performance potential is maximized.

The GMC Canyon compact pickup truck returned to the market with a new design in 2015 after a two-year hiatus. The Canyon and Sierra are like twins and they have almost the same problems. The older models of Canyons come with electrical and brake issues. The 2015 GMC Canyon was fitted with a dodgy automatic transmission that downshifts roughly.

We spent two days in the Algarve region of Portugal, romping around the Wim Motors Academy off-road compound, taking to trails in the lush farmlands, and hitting the canyons to put the Hinckley factory’s lofty claims to the test.

The receipt also shows complaints about the Jeep occasionally grinding into reverse. This is fairly standard on AX-15 manual transmissions. Two years later, in 1994, it appears that the differentials and the transfer case had their oil changed again, and the transmission got some fresh fluid, too:

A) I was not passing anyone on a twisty two lane road. In the CX5 I was on I80 leaving NYC, on a 3-wide section, in the left lane passing a truck that was in the center lane, while we were in a bend in the road. I placed my car towards the outer part of my lane (towards the median, at worst clipping the outer edge marker) to give more space to the big rig to be more safe.

A: Your hunch is close. If a wheel speed sensor fails, there is insufficient data for the control module. Then it can’t do its job. Sensors do not fail from getting wet, as they are exposed to the elements. The sensor probably did not come off, but a wire or wiring connector could be broken Take your vehicle to your trusty technician for an inspection.

1. Horsepower. It is obvious that Honda is over their “slow-is-better” phase. With 60.21 horses, it is an awesome engine from bottom to top.2. Ergos. Nothing feels as nice, comfy and well-laid-out as a CRF450.3. Electric starting. Ken Roczen dropped it for the weight, but we’ll keep it for the ease of use.4. Maps. We like the maps, but we always ran the stock one. The aggressive map felt crisper but actually gave up one horse everywhere.5. Handlebars. Lower is better. The oversize Renthal FatBars mean adios to 7/8th inch bars.6. Launch control. This is the first time that Honda added launch control. It is overly complicated but offers three different settings.

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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.

“Although this  is new technology for some  companies, Perkins has been using this technology in off -highway machines for many years. In fact, we have powered more than 500,000 machines running on construction sites, all fitted with this type of aftertreatment.”

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.