So you think it’s A-okay or moral to force a bunch of people’s paid-for older but functioning cars off the road and put them into debt because the only way you will feel that your family is adequately safe on the road is if everyone is driving cars with blind spot monitoring and whatever else? Get a grip man. The narcissism knows no bounds!
This sort of “muh children” argument to saddle everyone around you (potentially involuntarily) with every kind of extra cost or restriction is kind of insane. At some point we just accept that certain things are out of our control. You want to cocoon yourself and your family in a super safe vehicle that will keep you on the road and minimize risk of injury in an accident? Fantastic. Wishing for some kind of magic control over other peoples’ cars to prevent “boy racers” from breaking the speed limit or whatever the implication is, absolutely insane.
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When fluid in the hydraulic system becomes contaminated, all of the components that have been exposed to the contaminated fluid allegedly must be replaced and any steel tubing must be cleaned with brake cleaner and blown out until dry to ensure that none of the contaminants remain.
In the US the Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act prevents automakers from voiding warranties on components not affected by modifications. For instance, they can’t void the warranty on the suspension because you replaced your stereo.
The Husqvarna FC450 could have won this year’s shootout, but rather than making the FC450 feel more distinctly different from the KTM 450SXF it is based on, the Husky engineers made the two bikes more identical than ever. The seat is no longer square. The plastic subframe isn’t as resilient, and the airbox isn’t as bulky in the rear anymore. When you sit on the orange and white bikes, they feel identical—save for the bar bend. Most MXA test riders liked the feel of the Husky bar bend and optional maps better than those on the 450SXF units. The biggest difference is that the Husqvarna power feels mellower, which lots of test riders liked because it was ultra-smooth; however, Husky didn’t fix the Magura clutch problem from last year. The slave seal often fails—forcing us to replace it with a Brembo piston from the KTM parts book. The ice-cream-cone restrictor in the muffler is a crime against humanity. What is it doing in there? It costs the FC450 almost a full horsepower compared to the KTM at peak. As on the KTM 450SXF, we drill holes in the airbox to give it more power across the board, but we’ve been doing this to Husqvarnas for a few years now.
"A "low brake fluid" warning appeared in the center of the instrument cluster. Shortly thereafter, the brake pedal went all the way to the floor when I needed to slow down to turn at an intersection. The resolution was to replace the master cylinder and the brake booster. This is a known issue by Ford, yet there has been no recall for the 2015 F-150 trucks with this problem. " – Aug 14, 2018 – 53,054 miles
Small diesel engine (non-road) is one kind of diesel engines (also known as compression-ignition engine) with low power. A diesel engine is an internal combustion engine which uses the heat of compression to initiate ignition and burn the fuel that has been injected into the combustion chamber.
I had a lot of fun with the F&I guy when I bought my 2014 Accord. The numbnuts was trying his best to sell me a third party warranty. I politely declined several times but he persisted in mush minded jabbering about the cost of “the sensors” and how this warranty would protect me from the horrors of replacing one. He may have been referring to the sensors for the nannies, but was not able to express himself in a coherent manner. I had to remind him that the only “sensors” on the LX model I was buying were engine parts such as oxygen sensors which usually cost $35-40. That shut him up long enough to get the deal finished without the warranty.
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There are a lot of internet experts, pit pundits and “the world is flat” advocates who claim that weight doesn’t matter. Not a day passes that some Honda rider doesn’t claim that his CRF450 doesn’t feel heavy—and some that claim that heavier bikes handle better than light ones. Hogwash! When a two-wheeled vehicle is balanced on two wheels, it does feel light, until you lean it off center, lift one of the wheels off the ground or try to pick it up, then the tipping-point sensation of lightness disappears. When a 238-pound CRF450 lands from a jump, the tires, rims, spokes, fork springs and frame know how much it really weighs.
New product development, advancement in technology, and collaboration with OEMs are some of the key strategies adopted by the major players to gain a competitive edge in the market.
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