Sentences with phrase «electronic throttle devices»

That is relatively normal on a Mini and I'll tell you why - because they are electronic throttle devices.

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Proof of this, for instance, is the adoption of the most advanced electronic dynamic control devices (for braking and traction): the Vehicle Dynamic Control system, which manages key functions, like Hill Holder, traction control and emergency braking, the MSR system, which prevents wheel locking when the throttle is released, the DST (Dynamic Steering Torque) system, Electronic Q2, which electronically simulates the presence of a self - locking differential, and the brand - new Prefill system, which alerts the braking system that the accelerator pedal has been released, to decrease intervention time and consequently brakingelectronic dynamic control devices (for braking and traction): the Vehicle Dynamic Control system, which manages key functions, like Hill Holder, traction control and emergency braking, the MSR system, which prevents wheel locking when the throttle is released, the DST (Dynamic Steering Torque) system, Electronic Q2, which electronically simulates the presence of a self - locking differential, and the brand - new Prefill system, which alerts the braking system that the accelerator pedal has been released, to decrease intervention time and consequently brakingElectronic Q2, which electronically simulates the presence of a self - locking differential, and the brand - new Prefill system, which alerts the braking system that the accelerator pedal has been released, to decrease intervention time and consequently braking distance.