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Brek juga gagal berfungsi.
wah..sure or not?
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Jul 31 2017, 12:42 AM
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QUOTE Brek juga gagal berfungsi. wah..sure or not? |
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Jul 31 2017, 11:00 AM
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QUOTE(alien13579 @ Jul 31 2017, 10:58 AM) i know hydraulic vs EPS has their own pros and cons u can always have hybrid, hydraulic setup using electric pump, so become EPS also. my previous peugeot is using this setup.ultimately i still prefer hydraulics over EPS it just doesn't have that feel when you're steering it and if its done right, alignment is correct, lane keep on highway can be comfort and no correction needed as well proton is the prime example of hydraulic steering done right now their EPS also not bad based on review |
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Jul 31 2017, 07:18 PM
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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Jul 31 2017, 06:55 PM) You are so WRONG!!! I actually thought the same thing for many years. Until i saw an actual electric assisted power steering assembly!! It is actually a motor that is either added to an existing steering assembly, or motor build over steering assembly. When you turn, the motor assists according to speed. You can increase the torque/ speed of the motor to regulate the assist. Steer by wire actually means additional controls to the steering. NOT WIRELESS STEERING. If there was a WIRELESS steering assist, that might be possible. But a physical shaft that push and pulls the wheels to either side was never removed. actually, steer by wire means no physical connection between the steering rack and steering wheelDID YOU KNOW the electrically assisted steering also acts like a balancing gimball? Its like those 3 axis camera gimballs that gives you anti shake images. NO? Which is why bump/ jump steer is almost eliminated in modern electrically assisted steering cars. The only reason why an electrically assisted steering could fail is electrical failure in the motor/ wiring/ ECU or software. If you (i know cannot, but lets say the motor died) totally turn off the eletcric assist, your steering would be heavy to turn. It will not jam as the gears can be designed not to be aggressive that hold a steer position it in place. QUOTE Automakers are slowly foisting autonomous driving technology on us, and Infiniti is the latest to drive us ever closer to the cliff. The new Q50 is the market's first “steer-by-wire” model, meaning there's no mechanical connection between the wheel in your hands and the wheels on the street. |
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Jul 31 2017, 07:22 PM
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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jul 31 2017, 08:35 AM) EPS has different scheme of operation got mechanical link, the electric motor just help turn the steering shaft as per perodua brochure pic belowsome doesn't has any direct mechanical link between steering and wheels. Typical those cheap system use this kind of design Steer by wire yo ![]() This post has been edited by ar188: Jul 31 2017, 07:24 PM |
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