Which is the tightest turning circle for a vehicle?
Theoretically speaking, the tightest turning circle possible for a vehicle is the one where the vehicle does not move either forwards or backwards while turning and effectively simply rotates on its own axis. Taking a rectangular vehicle capable of doing this, its turning circle would in fact be equal to the diagonal length of the vehicle.
How does auto close work on a Mercedes Benz?
Older Mercedes-Benz models before 1995 will most likely not have the auto close feature. They may have a micro switch on the window regulator that the window toggles on and off when it reaches the top or bottom position. When I park or turn off the car and try to close the windows, they do not go up all the way.
What causes a car key to stop working?
Often the transponder chip is housed in a bit of plastic, covering the bow/thumbturn of your key. If the blade of your car key protrudes out of an attached remote, the transponder chip is likely in the remote. This chip can be damaged, or the receiver for its signal can stop working.
What happens if you cut your car key?
If you were to cut a key to match the physical appearance of your key, it will start your car and open all the locks. Unless the key breaks, the grooves wear down or the lock cylinders malfunction, you won’t have an issue. You likely have traditional car keys if… The key is a single length of exposed metal.
What’s the problem with the C6 convertible top?
Seems there is a microswitch on the #3 top bow that tells the computer the state of the top. They ordered a new switch from GM. Problem is the switch does not come with an actuating arm (which fell off into a black hole, never to be found). Now they start searching and end up finding a new harness on E-bay.
What to do when your car won’t start?
Try: Cycling the Key If your car turns on but won’t start, turn on the dome light and watch it while you try to start the engine. If the light goes out, it’s a sign the battery is really weak—almost dead. To heat up the battery, terminals and starter, try the “key cycling” trick.
Why does my car stop when I press the stop button?
On vehicles equipped with the Start/Stop convenience feature, the engine may not stop when you press the STOP button. A defective Push Start button can cause this problem. If the button stops working, it may need to be replaced.
Often the transponder chip is housed in a bit of plastic, covering the bow/thumbturn of your key. If the blade of your car key protrudes out of an attached remote, the transponder chip is likely in the remote. This chip can be damaged, or the receiver for its signal can stop working.