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People who cannot be trusted:
People who buy high-trim cars with lots of tech and convenience features, but won’t even use cruise control because of conservative superstition.
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Anyway, I’m bored. I’ll finish the list after I finish my juice box.
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Flowers are nice, but a car safety check is a gift that will keep mom safe
This Mother's Day, don't just buy flowers and take mom for dinner; have an automotive safety and maintenance check to keep mom safely on the road: https://4performanceunlimited.com/blogspot/blog.php?id=5147229705061145654
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How to Recognize That Your CDJR Vehicle Needs a Brake Repair
Feb 9, 2024
Learn What Healthy Brake Pads Look Like
Visually inspect them regularly by peeking through the spokes of your wheel. When your brake pads look very thin, like there’s less than 1/4 inch of them left, you need to replace the pads.
Listen for Brake Noises
Listen to your brakes a few times on every journey. Turn off the radio before you brake and see if there’s a metal scraping or grinding noise. A scraping or screeching sound tells you that you should replace your brake pads now. A grinding sound means your brake pads are extremely worn down and your rotors may be damaged.
Pay Attention to How the Brake Pedal Feels
If your brake pedal feels different than usual, then visit the dealer for repair. A faulty braking system can make the pedal sit lower or feel soft. A faulty braking system can also make the panel vibrate or feel like it’s pulsating after being used.
Determine How Quickly You Usually Stop
Learn how quickly your car usually stops when you engage the brakes. That’ll help you notice if your car starts taking longer to stop upon braking. When your brakes aren’t as responsive as they used to be, it’s time to visit the dealer for repair.
Hips to Help Keep Your Brakes in the Best Shape Possible
Regularly Visit Your CDJR Dealer for Maintenance
The braking system needs to be examined by a mechanic at the local dealership at least once a year. Skipping your brake service appointment could make minor issues turn into major ones, leading to compromised safety.
Always Use High-Quality Parts
Visiting the dealer for all your brake maintenance ensures that only high-quality parts are used in your braking system. Low-quality brake pads and replacement rotors can make your braking system wear down fast, which isn’t ideal.
Check on Your Brake Fluid
Check your brake fluid level to make sure it isn’t low, and get the level topped off as necessary. Visit the dealer if the fluid is contaminated, as you’ll need to get it replaced.
Clean Your Rotors
Dirt can cause your rotors to wear down unevenly, which leads to various problems with your vehicle. Always make sure the rotors are cleaned to ensure they perform to the best of their ability and don’t wear down unevenly.
Keeping your brakes in great shape is easy when you visit your dealer regularly. Stop by Freedom Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM North by Ed Morse in Sherman, TX any time you need brake service.
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[SOLVED] Why Does Lane Departure Warning Light Stays On?
Welcome to the world of cars and questions, where that lane departure warning light is causing a bit of a head-scratcher.
You’ve likely noticed it sticking around on your dashboard longer than you’d prefer, and you’re not alone in wondering why.
In this article, we’re going to cut through the confusion and get straight to the point without any unnecessary jargon.
So, why does that lane…
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One of the most important things that every driver should check before driving or traveling is their tires. Tires play a significant role in the safety of both the vehicle and the driver on the road. That is why if you are having tire problems, expect that it can affect your car’s performance and efficiency, and most especially, it can put you at risk for accidents. That is why visiting a tire repair shop should always be your priority.
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Making ISO 26262 Compliance Smoother and More Efficient for the Automotive Industry
Complying with ISO 26262, the international standard for functional safety in the automotive industry, is a critical requirement for ensuring the safety and reliability of automotive systems. While achieving ISO 26262 compliance may seem daunting, there are strategies and best practices that can make the process easier and more efficient for automotive companies. In this blog post, we will explore key steps to simplify ISO 26262 compliance and foster a safety-oriented culture within the automotive industry.
Establishing a Comprehensive Safety Framework for ISO 26262 Compliance
To make ISO 26262 compliance more manageable, it is essential to establish a robust safety framework that aligns with the standard's requirements. This framework should encompass safety management, hazard analysis, risk assessment, safety goals, safety plans, and safety verification and validation activities. By clearly defining ISO 26262 mandated processes and responsibilities, companies can ensure a structured and systematic approach to compliance.
ISO 26262 Compliance Needs a Risk-Based Approach
ISO 26262 encourages a risk-based approach to functional safety. Instead of applying the same level of rigor to every aspect of a system, companies should prioritize their efforts based on the level of risk associated with each component or function. Identifying and mitigating the most critical risks first can help optimize resource allocation and streamline compliance efforts.
Promoting Cross-Functional Collaboration for ISO 26262 Projects
ISO 26262 compliance requires collaboration among various disciplines, including engineering, safety, testing, and project management. Foster a culture of cross-functional collaboration to facilitate knowledge sharing and decision-making. Encourage open communication channels and create opportunities for regular meetings and workshops to ensure all stakeholders are aligned on compliance objectives.
Leveraging ISO 26262 Compliance Experts
Engaging automotive safety experts can significantly simplify ISO 26262 compliance. These experts possess in-depth knowledge of the standard's requirements and can provide guidance on best practices, gap analysis, and compliance strategies. They can help tailor the compliance process to the organization's specific needs and provide valuable insights throughout the development lifecycle.
Implementing ISO 26262 Qualified Tools and Processes
Invest in tools and processes that support safety-oriented development and verification activities. This includes utilizing functional safety tools, safety analysis tools, requirements management tools, and traceability tools. Automating safety-related processes can enhance efficiency, accuracy, and traceability, while reducing manual effort and errors.
Conclusion
By following a structured and systematic approach, collaborating across functions, leveraging expertise, and embracing a risk-based mindset, automotive companies can simplify the ISO 26262 compliance process. Implementing safety-oriented tools, fostering a safety culture, and providing continuous training further streamline the path to compliance. Ultimately, making ISO 26262 compliance easy is about embedding safety into the DNA of automotive organizations and prioritizing the well-being of both drivers and passengers.
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Why without Driver Distraction and Progressing Warning System ADAS is incomplete?
Without Driver Distraction and Progressing Warning System ADAS is incomplete.
Driver distraction is a major factor in road accidents, according to the CDC (Centers for disease control and prevention), each day in the United States distracted driving causes approximately 11 death cases and more than 1500 injured cases. Similarly, India became one of the largest country due to enormously…
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Buy Automotive Safety Products Online
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Which safety feature could you do without? General Tire ad - 1955.
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Pompom & Big Pickups
Pompom the Pomeranian is 4 or 5 years old depending on the episode and she is friends with Bluey and Bingo. She is about the size of a soccer ball, or a basketball, or a pumpkin, etc.
Front Blind Spots
You may have heard about this, if you follow transportation engineering / road safety topics: road safety advocates say private vehicles, especially pickup trucks and SUVs, are getting too massive.
Advocates point to the fact that these vehicles are large and that this, plus the position of the driver, results in a significant blind spot immediately in front of these vehicles. To demonstrate this, they will position a row of children in front of a parked vehicle and they’ll add children until the driver can see a child.
(The idea being that if there’s a kid located closer than the one that’s visible, the motorist can’t see them, and thus that’s a safety hazard: a child could be run over by accident.)
Imagine doing this with dog kids the size of Pompom! It would take a large number of them in a row before you’d see one.
This must be very challenging for car makers (and safety advocates) in the “Bluey” universe. Not to mention drivers!
Especially with vehicles getting larger in Bluey-Brisbane…
Not to mention there are grannies the same height as kids like Muffin…
(Actually I may have overstated the problem, at least for Pompom, as she looks like she is small enough for vehicles to pass right over her.)
Be careful on the roads, everyone!
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That’s nearly $100 in today’s money. Maybe it should read “Caution Stalled Inventors Carrier”
Popular Science August 1964
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Dodge's Electric Evolution: Bringing the V8 Rumble to the Electric Arena
In an ambitious move to marry the past with the future, Dodge is setting the stage to infuse its electric cars with the soul-stirring sounds and dynamic feel of its legendary V8-powered muscle cars. This innovative endeavor aims not just to preserve the iconic auditory and tactile experience of driving a Dodge muscle car but to elevate it within the realm of electric vehicles (EVs).
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