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Old 08-02-2005, 11:33 AM
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Default Lane departure warning - vibrates steering wheel?
I wonder how this works - I would sure hate to have the wheel vibrating while I am driving very fast on the track or on a canyon road and the car thinks I am leaving my lane!
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Old 08-02-2005, 11:41 AM
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Default I'm sure you can turn it off on cars that have this feature.
And it definitely won't be a feature that will lessen the safety of your vehicle...it'll probably gently vibrate like a cellphone...not jerk left and right.
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Default DBW steering, no direct connection between steering wheel and steering rack.
The programming could have the wheel do nearly anything without actually affecting the angle of the wheels.
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DBW steering is not permitted yet. Assist and adjustment yes, but must have mechanical connection
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Default i think this is one some renault or something like that and it is the seat that vibrates
this was on top gear.
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Default vibrating seat would be quite exciting - I can see my wifes now
weaving in and out of traffic to get it to work!
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