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A 100 percent stock appearing seven-position windshield wiper/washer switch now controls two speed and five wiper delay settings, plus a modern type windshield washer pulse.

In addition to the charts and analysis, marketing decision makers from companies and retailers offer their individual candid advice, as the words of wisdom from their peers all designed to help readers marketing efforts.

– To understand the most affecting driving and restraining forces in the Calendering Process Resin market and its impact in the global market.

Since the Pioneer MVH-S600BS Double-Din Digital Media Receiver doesn’t have CarPlay or Android Auto compatibility, it is modified to be remotely controlled by an iPhone or Android phone through the ARC app. Alternatively, you can still make or receive your calls hands-free through a Bluetooth connection and stream music via a USB cable using your smartphone. The stereo can support MP3, FLAC, WMA, WAV, and AAC audio files.

Supplied with the Detroit Speed kit, two nylon bushings—one for each side—were pressed by hand into the arms on each side.

How would you like to have virtually all of the current uConnect system’s suite of features—streaming and satellite radio, fully integrated GPS navigation, Bluetooth phone connectivity, a rear-camera system, full engine monitoring through the car’s OBD-II port, a tire pressure monitoring system, and so much more—in your Jeep WJ for about one month’s car payment. Thanks to a new generation of Android-based head units, it’s within your reach.

The Southfield Fire Department had to call in a special unit trained on rope rescue, in order to get the man down after the accident.

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The Graphite Edition ($2,995) includes assorted black and body-color exterior accents and suspension upgrades. 

Dear Lennard, I have been reading your column for more than a decade, and you are typically a great source for facts and clarifications.

Your methods make so much sense. I wonder why GM–the poster child of cost-cutting–hasn’t adapted your methods for testing headlamps. Take a known reference headlamp that performs decently and then design the new Yukon’s headlamps to “approximately match” the output of the good reference lamp!

We check the electrics and everything turns out to be working – except the bridge tone control. Peeking inside with an inspection mirror, all the pots and the ‘black beauty’ tone capacitors appear to be original. The wiring harness will have to come out so I can fix or replace the potentiometer and I plan to source a vintage knob to replace the non-original part.