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  • The engines I've seen with hydraulic lifters do not have anything to adjust.

    Unless you're talking about cleaning out the oil ports when they start to stick, but I wouldn't call that an adjustment.

    Could you give an example? I'm curious

    (Not a professional, just interested in cars)

  • I wouldn't say the computer adjusts the valves, variable valve timing serves a completely different function than an old fashioned valve adjustment.

    It's true that most lifters are hydraulic nowadays, and self-adjust by filling with oil. So your point still stands, it's just mechanical, not computer controlled.

    My 2017 Honda V6 does require valve adjustments, but I doubt many people actually do it themselves though. And most people probably don't have it done at all.

    (I'm a hobbyist, not a mechanic, so anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)

  • Disturbing that you have to be a citizen to vote? I thought that was a given.

    Yes, I am aware that there are a few municipalities out there that allow non citizens to vote, and I'm not necessarily opposed to that, but I do find it strange.

    I certainly wouln't move to another country and expect to be allowed to vote without being a citizen!

  • Inflation IS the result of supply and demand (and other market forces such as the velocity of money).

    You would need a mechanism to control the value of the currency to prevent inflation. Maybe an institution that offers loans could achieve this by adjusting the interest rate.

    It would have to be a government entity, you wouldn't want this responsibility to be in the hands of anyone with a profit motive. Maybe some kind of reserve bank operated by a federal government. We could call it the Federal Reserve.

  • Connect for Lemmy App @lemmy.ca

    clicking "see more" loads comments, but places them above the currently selected comment