I'm thinking that this code may be for one or
more wheel speed sensor problem (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-wheel-speed-sensor) codes.
Not exact matches
It involves the deliberate loss of rear
wheel control, enabling drivers with the right combination of
speed, accuracy, fearlessness, and disdain for the longevity of their tires, paint jobs, and mortal souls to send their cars skidding sideways at high
speeds, perpendicular to their tires, two or
more cars traveling the same course at the same time, not racing, but earning style points.
But, it's even
more fun when you can ride onboard with a driver tackling a rallycross course at high
speed, properly working at the
wheel.
However, if you intend on using your stroller on
more challenging terrains or you want to travel at
speed and maybe go for a run, you will want to choose a system with superior
wheels and suspension.
For
more curvy trails the
wheels can swivel to keep the ride as smooth as possible, while declining down a hill you can lock the swivel
wheels for
more speed and movement control.
Baby joggers are stronger,
more durable versions of regular strollers with larger bicycle - style
wheels for extra
speed.
The
more expensive InStep Rocket Aluminum Bike Trailer has twenty - inch
wheels for smoother, quieter rides at
speed.
If you want something
more for running, you will be interested in the Bumbleride
Speed, with 3 different front
wheel modes for your workout.
The two
wheel drive system allows for amazing traction and
speed: We could easily push the STR to 45 miles per hour and
more, which is absolutely amazing and makes it one of the fastest nitro RC cars we've reviewed.
Although one of the researchers always sat with his hands just inches from the
wheel, Ralph handled
more than 98 percent of the 2,500 highway miles in the journey, at an average
speed of 63 miles an hour.
Drivers who reported other unsafe behaviors behind the
wheel, such as
speeding and running red lights, also were
more likely to show aggression.
It's coming from the dashboard, and is correlated with
wheel speed, and it sounds like the noise at http://youtu.be/ICiJuEBbf6A, except it's
more consistent once it starts.
With a twin - turbo V - 6 cranking out 396 hp and 384 lb - ft of torque, a rear - biased all -
wheel - drive system, and a quick - shifting nine -
speed transmission, the E 43 offered
more performance than most people would use, as well as surprisingly agile handling.
They may also care
more about the auxiliary switches for their off - road lighting or the off - road driving mode, which eliminates all stability controls and allows for some
wheel lock under low
speed braking.
AWD is best for traction of course, but for 2wd the variant with
more weight on the drive
wheels should be better at low
speeds, deep snow, uphill etc..
This is due to your RPM being at idle -
speed (roughly 600-1000, depending on the car) and requiring
more turning force to begin moving the
wheels.
This twin - turbo engine is said to produce «
more than» 370 hp and 430 lb - ft of torque, and will pair with a six -
speed automatic to put the power to either the rear or all four
wheels.
The beginners among us realized quickly there is far
more to finding
speed and control behind the
wheel than just nailing the throttle and having quick hands; our
more experienced folks benefited from applying theories they knew already in a controlled environment with top - flight instruction from the pros riding shotgun in the 86s and new Camrys used by the Academy.
Both Lieberman and track driver Randy Pobst said the Z / 28 felt much
more alive and exciting, because the six -
speed manual transmission and rear -
wheel - drive setup rewarded spirited driving and skill.
Besides
more power and all -
wheel drive, the Golf R gets a unique suspension with available adaptive shock absorbers and a standard six -
speed, dual - clutch automatic transmission.
The BMW M6 GT3 is loosely based on the M6 street car, with a 4.4 - liter twin - turbo V - 8 engine providing
more than 500 hp and a six -
speed sequential transaxle directing power to the rear
wheels.
The improved Speedshift MCT seven -
speed transmission always finds the proper gear on its own in the Track setting, but manual mode lays power down
more effectively (though overeager, heavy - footed drivers may still find the lure of
wheel - spinning torque too tempting to resist).
I can think of a million ways, but the adoption of all -
wheel drive, switching from a dual - clutch transmission to a ZF 8 -
speed automatic, and focusing even
more on luxury for $ 103,595 large doesn't make the list.
Bentley's Continental GT
Speed provides
more performance from its W12 and adds four -
wheel - drive security, but it doesn't have the interior space, the sense of occasion or the detailing offered by the Dawn.
I don't understand why we don't see the MR2 Spyder on these lists
more?!? I know the earlier ones were plagued with oil / engine - eating problems, but the later models are reliable to 100k + miles and cost similar to the same aged Smart Roadster above... but compared to the Smart, for your # 2k - # 5k you get a 6
speed manual gearbox, over 70 %
more power (~ 20 %
more weight) but this is packaged in a mid-engined, rear
wheel drive, normally aspirated car with no traction control and a LSD as standard:)
The non-racing Ford GT will sport a second - generation twin - turbo 3.5 - liter EcoBoost V - 6 that makes
more than 600 hp, which uses a seven -
speed dual - clutch transaxle to send power to the rear
wheels.
With less mass in the
wheel to be spun up to
speed and then dragged back down, there's less energy going to waste every time the car
speeds up or slows down, which can mean miles (or tens of miles)
more to a charge or a tank.
With the optional 18 - inch alloy
wheels there's an unyielding quality to the Alfa's low -
speed ride around town that a
more generous tyre sidewall may mitigate, but it's not something that anyone interested in a sports saloon would baulk at, and it's
more comfortable than a Jag XE.
The QX80's trick shock absorbers pay
more dividends with ride quality, where the SUV recovers immediately if you drive over a
speed hump or drop a
wheel on uneven pavement.
In normal driving, the
wheel's weight wears on you, and the feedback that impresses during spirited, higher -
speed driving comes across
more as a jitteriness that requires frequent correction.
When I get up to 80 km / h, the steering
wheel shakes slightly; it does the same when braking from any
speed above 80 km / h down to the 80 mark, but much
more violently.
Although it can't produce 550 hp like the F - Type R, the new model delivers a
more - than - healthy 296 hp and 295 lb - ft of torque via an eight -
speed automatic that routes power to the rear
wheels.
In a front -
wheel drive car that translates into
more speed through corners.
My memory clearly failed me, as the wagon proved
more composed and planted than I expected, its steering
more responsive, and the turbo - and supercharged four - cylinder, which sends 316 hp and 295 lb - ft of torque to all four
wheels via an eight -
speed automatic transmission, smoother and
more refined.
While the base - model front - drive 2014 Audi A4 with the CVT carries an MSRP of $ 34,695, the A4 can still be had with a six -
speed manual and all -
wheel drive for $ 900
more.
The premium package (power seats and a bunch of minor items) was a whopping $ 3300; the six -
speed automatic was $ 1275; the sport package (seats, steering
wheel with shift paddles, eighteen - inch
wheels, performance tires, and Shadowline trim) added another $ 1100; additional items (heated seats, iPod adapter, HD radio, satellite radio, and rear parking aid, among others) pushed the price up by $ 2895
more.
A 3 - litre VR6 twin - turbo engine produces 496bhp and 490 lb ft of torque — figures which are
more than double those produced by the standard 2 - litre GTI — with drive to all four
wheels through a seven -
speed DSG twin - clutch gearbox, a new unit able to handle this GTI's vastly superior peak outputs.
Although the 2018 Tiguan has a new 2.0 - liter turbo - four, codename EA888, under its hood, it actually makes less power (but
more torque) than the outgoing engine, with 184 hp and 221 lb - ft of torque sent to the
wheels via an eight -
speed automatic.
(At those
speeds it sounds
more like a ticking sound because of the
wheel speed.)
In addition to a
more nimble chassis, the BMW offers greater range in character with electronically adjustable dampers, the ability to alter shift
speeds in the dual - clutch gearbox, and the convenient «M» button on the steering
wheel to activate your preferred settings.
And then there was the standard Virtual Cockpit, a configurable, 12.3 - inch high - res color screen behind the
wheel that can simultaneously show engine info,
speed, a stunning Google moving maps display, and much
more.
Performance figures are not quite as strong as the
more powerful W12 variant reaching 60mph in 4.4 sec (0.4 sec slower), with drive reaching all four
wheels via an eight -
speed ZF automatic gearbox.
Cycle into Sport or Track modes by pressing the ESC button on the steering
wheel, and the traction control is slightly
more permissive and allows the engine to run free enough to get the
wheels spinning just faster than road
speed in a straight line but not fizzing out of control.
Revised steering (a specially modified steering rack, designed to reduce friction and improve feel), improved
wheel damping (via Bilstein shocks), uprated trim, and Lucerne braking components are all aimed at providing the LaCrosse Super with
more over-the-road
speed.
Not all Elan «M100's were turbocharged, but the majority were, and the unusual choice of front -
wheel drive was - as you might expect from Lotus - selected for sound performance reasons, with
more predictable high -
speed handling than a rear - drive car and improved traction.
Needless to say the ground - effect body is virtually immune to axle lift at any
speed except through the cones, when it's
wheel up and nose down, when the steering could be a touch
more direct, when ESC should be off for improved waltz - ability.
The ZF eight -
speed automatic transmission with paddle shifting carries over, but the chassis is significantly upgraded: the steering is retuned for
more precision and feel, and there's a bit less camber at the rear
wheels.
Compared to the SLC300, the 2017 Mercedes - AMG SLC43 (pictured in black) also has
more aggressive bodywork, AMG - specific 18 - inch
wheels, larger brakes, a flat - bottom leather - wrapped steering
wheel, and new software that allows the nine -
speed automatic to shift faster.
Both engines are mated to an eight -
speed Steptronic transmission and feature an updated xDrive all -
wheel drive system that delivers
more power to the rear
wheels.
(Skip to details on the: Beetle R - Line) New for 2015 Both the hatchback and convertible receive a new Classic trim, offering unique interior fabric, navigation, a six -
speed automatic transmission, available 17 - inch aluminum - alloy
wheels and
more.