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TRW Automotive supplies the Alfa Romeo 159’s standard electronic stability control system, which automatically brakes individual wheels and adjusts throttle to prevent slides and spins. TRW’s stability control system also offers two additional features: hill-hold, a function that automatically keeps the brakes applied until the driver gives the right amount of acceleration to start on a slope without rolling backwards; and brake assist, which automatically increases the pressure applied to the brake pedal in the event of an emergency. Alfa Romeo relied upon fellow Fiat subsidiary Magneti Marelli for one of the transmissions in the new lower-premium car.
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The procedure below was written up for a 1998 2.0 Twinspark with vented front discs but should be the same for all 156 models. The shape of the pads will differ between vented and solid discs at the front. Later models have larger rear discs and therefore different pads. It should not matter if we are talking standard brakes with normal or drilled/grooved discs with high-speed road pads – the process is the same. The only difference is that some front pads don’t have the wear indicator so you will need to tie the cable back out of the way if not required.
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This article covers the Alfa Romeo GTV and Spider models launched in 1995, which remained in production until 2005. The Pininfarina design was bold at the time and still looks fresh today. Both models shared the same front end and there was some mechanical part commonality with the 155, which was based loosely around Fiat Tempra underpinnings.
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The Alfa Romeo Trofeo Series is a “drivers run” series, providing friendly, competitive classic car racing while keeping costs to a realistic level. Four classes of car compete in each race, catering for Alfa Romeo cars from standard road going Alfas, through to fully modified racecars. Each of our races is literally, four races in one. Whether at the front or the rear of the grid, class points are at stake. The competition is keen but clean, with the accent on friendly rivalry and enjoyment of our Alfa Romeos.
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This guide is intended to aid the owner-mechanic in understanding and diagnosing Alfa Romeo SPICA fuel supply system
malfunctions. It is not a substitute for the official factory repair publications. No claim to absolute accuracy or utility is
expressed or implied. The reader uses this guide at his own risk.
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Blue&Me™ is an innovative system, developed by Fiat Group Automobiles in cooperation with Microsoft which will change the communication and entertainment on board. Make and receive telephone calls via Bluetooth® , with your Bluetooth mobile phone.
• Display names and numbers from your phonebook on the instrument panel.
• Use voice commands to make a call by a name or a number in the phonebook, without removing your hands from the steering wheel.
• Listen to MP3, WMA and WAV audio files loaded in a USB device.
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SAAB management first began thinking about the design for an entirely new car in the 1970s but the same financial constraints that precluded development of a new engine delayed any serious design work. Of course, SAAB were not the only manufacturers concerned about the enormous costs associated with the design and introduction of new models and eventually this resulted in a quadripartite alliance of makers in a venture that became known as the Type 4 project.
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Sampling frequency is the rate at which the samples of a signal are converted from analog to digital A D conversion per second ID3 tag The ID3 tag is the part of the encoded MP3 file that contains information about the digital music file such as song title artist album title encoding bit rate track time duration etc ID3 tag information is displayed on the Album Artist.
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As early as 1963 there had been discussions about a new and smaller BMW. Thoughts began to focus on a short wheelbase two-door version of the New Class saloon. This plan had particular merit because it would help to re-establish the sporting image that BMW had enjoyed in the 1930′s but never recaptured since. The shorter wheelbase would bring handling advantages while the lighter body would improve performance, and of course the two-door configuration would look more sporting than the four-door New Class type. The two-door model did not take long to design.
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