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Starting out when traction is poor?
Accelerate slowly with the vehicle in a higher gear
When traction on the road is poor drive in a lower gear true or false?
true
Is the wet road result in poor traction or good traction?
poor traction
What will make a front wheele drive fishtail in the snow?
FWD cars will not fishtail unless you turn at a high speed.
What if you use 1st gear at high speed?
Using 1st gear at high speed can cause the engine to rev excessively, potentially leading to engine damage or failure due to over-revving. It can also result in poor vehicle control, increased wear on the drivetrain, and reduced fuel efficiency. Additionally, the sudden increase in torque could cause the wheels to lose traction, especially in slippery conditions. Overall, it's best to avoid using low gears at high speeds to maintain vehicle safety and performance.
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Why vehicles slip on wet road?
Loss of traction poor tread depth on tires
Where should a girl shave?
A woman should shave in the legs, armpits, and private areas if not it is conceder poor high-gene.
What are the symptoms if thermostat is stuck open?
Low Engine Temperature, Poor Fuel Mileage, Low Heater Temperature, possibly transmission shifting problems/and or no high gear in Automatics. Fix it!
Should you help the poor or not help the poor?
You should help the poor if you do you will be blessed
How will traction affect a car?
Traction affects a car's ability to grip the road surface, which is crucial for acceleration, braking, and cornering. Good traction allows the tires to maintain contact with the road, enhancing stability and control, especially in wet or slippery conditions. Poor traction can lead to skidding or loss of control, making it difficult to navigate turns or stop effectively. Ultimately, traction is vital for safe and efficient vehicle operation.
What does the TRAC button do and or mean on the dashboard of Saturn 2002?
It turns off your traction control. Meaning the wheels may slip in poor traction conditions when in the on position the vehicles comp. will lessen the torque on the wheels or divert the power to a different wheel. I'd leave it on! There is also a traction control light that flickers when the traction control is detecting wheel slippage and trying to compensate. I check this and if it flickers too much, I shift down. If you turn off the traction control this light will not flicker, so you won't realize you should shift down. There are a few rare circumstances where it is useful to turn off the traction control, the button is there for those cases but right now I don't recall them.
