I don’t know if the change to cars having “anti-lock” was a legal idea (i.e. you can still skid a car with anti-lock brakes) or just a marketing change.
Next, I contorted my body to get into the tiny driver’s footwell. Once there, I removed two nuts holding the master cylinder to the firewall (one shown in the picture below, and one on the opposite corner hidden from view).
With the tank in place and new supply and return lines routed forward, the FiTech crew then began the disassembly process, removing the single four-barrel intake manifold and all the remaining gasket material from the heads and surrounding walls.
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This plot’s real benefit, though, is pinpointing how long ago the repairs were made, since not all of the receipts have a mileage stamp on them, but nearly all have a date.
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Its not like GM or Ford hasn’t recalled any vehicles with Takata inflators. Both have recalled vehicles with inflators that are definitely dangerous. There are hundreds of different inflator designs that were used. Some are more deadly than others. Thats why Ford specifically told owners of 2006 Rangers to not even drive their pickup to the dealer. Instead the dealer would pick the vehicle up and transport it to their service center for replacement of the inflator.
Do you read? Nowhere did anyone state that defensive driving would prevent ALL collisions. Accidents are just that… Accidents, often unprevantable. Most of the time it does not matter who is responsible in an accident unless there is willful negligence.
I agree with Sajeev’s three reasons. Mandated safety equipment of all kinds has made new cars less affordable for many people which tends to keep more older and less-safe cars on the road for longer.
I for sure know that I’m not the best driver. Maybe you are. Maybe you’re God’s gift to the driving community, an unholy creation resulting from a one night stand of gene splicing from Mario Andretti, Dale Earnhardt, and Jack Baruth. But I don’t know your driving skills from Adam. And what about that jerk tailgating you 2 feet off your bumper?
I thought your name was always in blue? To prove how legitimate you are and all…….. Anyhow, nice to see GM own the problem and fix it for their owners.
Then there’s the CarbonPro cargo box, very much a solution looking for a problem (unless I’ve simply been deaf to years of complaints that a steel truck bed is somehow not sturdy or durable enough). This features the same sort of shapable forged carbon fiber found on the Lamborghini Huracán Performante; it reduces weight by 62 pounds—about how much the MuliPro tailgate adds, incidentally—and is, according to GMC, very durable. "Best-in-class dent, scratch and corrosion resistance," they say. It will also be, according to GMC, very expensive: while final pricing wasn’t announced for the late-availability option, it was suggested the CarbonPro bed would cost several thousands of dollars. There’s no way that "extra" capability tracks with the price, but in terms of truck-guy bragging rights, GMC has clearly pegged a significant number of owners willing to pay exorbitantly to be able to say, "Check out my carbon-fiber truck bed!" But if you want one, you’ll need to get your hand raised early: the carbon-fiber is labor-intensive and time-consuming to make, and there is a hard production limit per year from the lone supplier.
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