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It lowers the vehicle height (at high speeds) for better performance and handling.
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What does check SSS mean and where is it located on a 1993 Cadillac deVille?
Speed Sensitive Suspension. You will need to check the computer codes to see what the problem is.
Where is the wheel speed sensor located?
Wheel speed or ABS sensor's are located on the suspension Knuckle Front and Rear.
What is Speed sensitive volume control?
If you turn it on, the volume will change depending on your speed to compensate for engine noise.
Is yeast sensitive to light?
Some beer yeast are definitely sensitive to light. Light can speed up fermentation and darkness can slow it down.
What does it mean when the suspension light sport flashes on and off on a mitsuibishi 3000gt?
Controling the struts electronically is only possible when using the factory ECS struts manufactured by KYB.When operating properly the ECS module performs as listed belowSport mode - suspension is set at Hard.The damping force can be checked by simply bouncing the mounting pointsin both modes and checking that the damping force is harder in the Sport state.Tour mode - activates the followingAnti-Roll: If the steering wheel is rotated 90 degrees within 0.3 seconds then the suspension is set at Medium. If this change occurs within 0.2 seconds then it is set at Hard.Anti-Dive: When the speed of the car drops quickly during braking the suspension sets itself to Hard.Anti-Squat: The suspension will harden at low speeds when accelerating quickly. During hard acceleration at 30km/h the suspension is set at Hard, at 60km/h it is set at Medium, at 90km/h it is set at Soft. At all speeds suspension will change to Medium after a second of acceleration.High Speed Sensitive: When accelerating the suspension will change from Soft to Medium at 130km/h and will revert back to soft when the speed drops below 120km/h.Pitch and Bounce: If the vehicle's body bounces up and down by approx 5cm within a second then the suspension is set at Hard until this motion ceases.
What may cause a rattle noise coming from the front suspension when you go over a speed bump in your 2003 Maxima which has a factory sport tuned suspension?
Check your sway bar links.
How do you use speed sensitive volume control on the Honda fit?
I donot know can u answer
What is the application of bifilartrifilar suspension?
The bifilar suspension is a technique used to minimize the effect of external vibrations on sensitive instruments. The two main applications of bifilar suspension are: Pendulum clocks: Bifilar suspension is commonly used in pendulum clocks to provide a stable and accurate timekeeping mechanism. The suspension consists of two parallel wires that support the pendulum, which reduces the effects of external vibrations and allows the pendulum to swing freely. Laboratory instruments: Bifilar suspension is also used in various laboratory instruments, such as analytical balances and galvanometers, to reduce the impact of external vibrations on the accuracy of measurements. In these applications, the bifilar suspension is used to support the measuring device and isolate it from vibrations caused by other equipment or activities in the laboratory. Overall, bifilar suspension is a simple and effective technique for minimizing the effects of external vibrations on sensitive instruments, and it is commonly used in various applications that require precise measurements or timekeeping.
How do you unlock the rear suspension in a C5 from the max elevated position?
There should be a suspension switch somewhere on the center console, just select the normal ride height. Unless the suspension is faulty, the ride height will automatically reduce to 'normal' once any speed over about 15mph is reached.
Why is your car bouncy and sensitive to bumps in the road?
Depending on mileage worn shock absorbers or struts?
What has the author Robert H Borcherts written?
Robert H. Borcherts has written: 'Comparison of two HSGT magnetic suspension systems (attraction)' -- subject(s): Magnetic suspension, High speed ground transportation
How does speed sensitive power system work?
It usually( depending on brand) modifies the amount of fluid to the rack to increase/reduce the assistance based on the speed of the wheel.
