5/11. This illustrates where the brake proportioning valve should be locatedâbetween the master cylinder and the rear brakes. 6/11. Production cars usually come with something called a combination valve that includes both a brake pressure warning light and a fixed rear brake proportioning valve.
The future is here: mass-market hydrogen cars take to Britain's roads. Billed for the last decade as a clean alternative to petrol or electric vehicles, hydrogen cars are no longer a car show concept but a driving reality. The challenge for manufacturers now is widescale adoption. This article is 1 year old.
Itâs hard to picture what todayâs teenagers will wax nostalgic about 30 years from now when they reminisce about their first car. (It still required gasoline, perhaps?) Who knows how automobiles will change in the future; what we do know is how different they are today from 30 or more years ago.