And if you add a jock strap and put the indents on the bottom you have "eliminated" another reason to miss the on track action.

If I over answered you I’m sorry. It’s a hazzard of my job.

The old school blinker would blink very slow or not at all when a bulb was out. The burnt out bulb cut the current that went through the flasher in half. That made the bi-metalic switch take much longer to warm up, slowing the flash rate.

At least in a GM vehicle..

Therapy.

And while we are on the subject. Think about just how crazy accurate those things have to be. Just beaming into a regular room would require the accuracy to make sure your shoes weren’t integrated into the floor (or in exit you don’t take a slice of floor with you) Now let’s do that in a ship traveling at orbital…

I have discussed roombas before in the sci fi world. Interior design of the future seem to involve a lot of very shiny black flooring. A self mopping robot would be the only way those floors would ever be feasible.

And dosen’t an alien spacecraft scan their computer network and get all kinds of sensitive information at least 3 or 4 times a season? No encryption? No monitoring for unrecognized users? Or usage patterns?

This is just because the vehicle was running the wrong version of software.

Hold my Perrier.. The Rolls-Royce Wrath uses GPS to determine the best way to shift the transmission as you go around corners.

I hit a deer and destroyed the steerable HID light of my Caddy CTS. Replacment part was $1200.

You would be mistaken. The side facing bulb is called a cornering light. The steerable headlight is exactly that. The bulb and reflector are mounted on a moving platform. That platform is computer controlled to point the headlight beam. Speed and steering angle sensors are used to determine where to point the light.

I must add a correction here.

Thats what the drivers side auto down for the passengers window is for. If I see someone who look like their gonna hurl in my car that window is open. Besides if the window switches were closer you would lose a big bunch of the door pocket storage. That pocket can hold almost all 16 oz. Soda/Water bottles.

2011-2014 Cadillac CTS Coupe. The door pull also works as an Oh S**t handle. It slopes down to an armrest that is at a perfect height. The push button to open the door falls very naturally to hand when you want to leave. (Also shown: The often overlooked manual door release. You can see the red markings jus ahead of…

I know I can get some sympathy here for this.

LED tail lights generally have a problem in snow. They don’t generate heat like conventional lights do so they can quickly cover with snow.

Your correct with white and fleet being connected. That might also be why the yellow one is white underneath. Another owner (neither of these guys) of a yellow truck needed a hood and could only find a white one. He had it painted yellow..

IMHO The statement “Safe to unlock more range” is rather misleading. The only safety the limited range gave was safety from warranty costs. The smaller the buffer on either end of the battery operating range the greater the likelyhood of a new battery being replaced under warranty. They are getting accurate customer…

He needed front end sheetmetal and found it online. Probably found a nice hood that had been white but was painted yellow. Not dissing the guys but all this looks like it was done the cheapest way possible. Just one explanation..