"If, when pressing the brake pedal, braking is poor, press your foot harder against the brake pedal" '99 Mitsu Mirage owners manual
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Pearls of wisdom from the owners manual
"If, when pressing the brake pedal, braking is poor, press your foot harder against the brake pedal" '99 Mitsu Mirage owners manual
"The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"
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Lol.
(SOLD) 92 525ia M50 | NGK plug | JVC AR560 | EAT chip | California
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There was a Honda manual once that said to get out of a car, "park car, open door, step out, lock door, close door."
Also reminds me of the commercial of the car surfing, and in fine print it said "Do not drive cars on the ocean." ... like wtf.... we were going to.
InDEuroz | e34 540i/6 '94 w/ bore/stroked m62 | e30 325iS '87 | Ducati 748R '00
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in our manual i like the part that says"if you have been driving below 3500 rpm for some time please drive above 3500 rpm for some time" or something like that...certainly sir.
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yes!
to prevent carbon build up after idling or driving under 3500 rpm for an extended period of time, drive over 3500 rpm to blow out any soot build up.
or something to that effect.
In a Triumph 2000 manual, when referring to advisory speeds for each 1st 1-35 2nd up to 55mph 3rd up to 70 mph 4 gear "drivers discretion"!
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I did that only recently because the engine had felt a little iffy, coughing just a tad... and so revved high to 5-6000 rpms a couple of times, and problem solved. Yes indeed, I had been driving kind of tame lately.Originally Posted by attack eagle
yes!
to prevent carbon build up after idling or driving under 3500 rpm for an extended period of time, drive over 3500 rpm to blow out any soot build up.
or something to that effect.
Love that car. You also have to brake hard once in a while, says the manual too.
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