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My main gripe is the failure to distinguish safety features which only protect me (seat belts, air bags) and safety features which protect other drivers (ABS, lane departure).

When the 2019 Silverado was unveiled in January at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show, Chevrolet said the redesigned full-size pickup truck would be offered with six engine/transmission combinations, but it only named three. The firm is now ready to fill in some of the blanks.

In the system shown in the patent application, a sensor is mounted on the clutch pedal which send an electronic signal to an actuator mounted on the electronic slave cylinder in the transmission in order to move the clutch plate. This allows for installation of transmission far away from the clutch pedal without worry of a long hydraulic line.

Other safety systems help the driver to disregard situational awareness while driving and instead rely on technology, that can and will fail, to pay attention for them.

Everybody screws up at some point, no matter how careful or skilled they are. Do I know how to brake at the limit of adhesion? Decades of riding motorcycles have served me well in that regard. Do I have absolute confidence that I will do so perfectly every time and under all possible circumstances? No.

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.

If this were to go undetected and unfixed, the federal agency says it could lead to the loss of control of the affected vehicle "when started in gear, first shifted into gear, or coming to a stop." 

In old-school driving, PJ, pumping didn’t mean, “stab the brake as rapidly as possible,” it meant to “threshold brake until you feel the traction let go, release the brakes and do it again–as often as necessary to come to a safe stop.” Granted, some people could never learn that lesson but some could and did. You also learned more about steering and throttle to try and maintain control, even in a slide, since most cars were RWD at the time.

The update also brings the AGCs into line with US National Fire Protection Association requirements. It achieves this by adding a start sequence to the integrated battery test functionality and the option to display charger output current and voltage.

The most obvious application for such a system would be a vehicle with an engine and transmission behind the driver, as it would the use of a manual transmission without having to run a hydraulic line to the rear from the clutch master cylinder which is usually directly in front of the clutch pedal.

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Q: I have been running E85 in my flex-fuel vehicle more often than not lately. I actually got it for $1.39 a gallon a couple of months ago. I was just told that I should change my oil more often since I’m using E85. It’s this true?