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cya

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Thanks Swishmaster, those were the models I was refering to in your clickety click movie

Steveb
Thought you knew about Bars & Grills :lol: :dry: :whistle:

Jugiong Brownie?

No Braggs
The vertical type of bars and grills :blink:

Last time I was there I was flat out answering questions as to where was the Brown man

See wot happens wen u dun check u're blinker fluid level





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cya

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While you're pondering that light, that's definitely on the blink, I must apologise for having a genuine question . . . ! (Sorry Swishy)

Cruise control is frowned on during wet/icy conditions - however

If a vehicle has a constant 4WD or AWD system would this still be the case?

PDU wrote: While you're pondering that light, that's definitely on the blink, I must apologise for having a genuine question . . . ! (Sorry Swishy)

Cruise control is frowned on during wet/icy conditions - however

If a vehicle has a constant 4WD or AWD system would this still be the case?

If it's constant 4WD or AWD you don't have a choice, but its obviously far supeior

Thanks overnite, but your answer left me wondering whether you felt either would still require frowning upon? :blink: :huh:

Point being, if traction is lost at one wheel the AWD feature automatically compensates for it and transfers power to other wheels, which in turn would prevent the vehicle from losing control as in a 2WD vehicle. Needless to say on icy roads you'd be a bloody idiot for using the cruise control anyway, but it is the wet road situation that has me thinking . . .