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18 of the most awesome inventions that appeared this year This year has seen the appearance of many awesome new inventions which help make life easier, more comfortable — and in some cases — more enjoyable. We decided to pick out 18 of the most interesting. Hopefully, we’ll live to seem them all take on a major role in our lives! The Transparent Truck © samsung    Every year, thousands of people get hurt or die in traffic accidents, in part because their visibility gets blocked by a lumbering vehicle. This is especially true in Argentina, known for its winding, narrow roads. There, however, Samsung and ad agency Leo Burnett have partnered on a creative solution: a system that relays video footage from the front of a truck to four screens on its back, giving drivers a clear view of what’s ahead. ...

Do you feel like your office is a dull, boring place that’s lacking positivity and creative energy?   Bright Side   found 20 awesome gadgets that would add extra joy and convenience to your life and make your workday go by a lot faster. Do you ever wish you had a mug that could keep your coffee hot for hours, or a comfortable place to rest your feet while you sit at a desk? Well, then you’ll definitely want to own all of these fantastic items below. 1. The sticky note roll © fancy    No more searching for those bits of paper all over the place. 2. Flexible storage straps © Amazon    Keep all of your items within reach with these space-saving straps. 3. Post-it watches © Amazon    A perfect reminder that ensures you will never forget another task or event. 4. A paper table ...

P0069 – Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor/barometric pressure (BARO) sensor correlation By  Mia Bevacqua ASE Master Tech Trouble Code Fault Location Probable Cause P0069 Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor/barometric pressure (BARO) sensor correlation MAP sensor, mechanical fault What Does P0069 Mean? The manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor is used to measure engine load. The powertrain control module (PCM) sends the MAP sensor a reference voltage and the sensor varies the voltage according to manifold vacuum. The PCM then uses this information to adjust ignition timing and fuel delivery. An example of a MAP sensor (Courtesy:  autozone.com ) Vacuum and pressure are inversely proportional (when vacuum goes up, pressure goes down). Because of this, the MAP sensor is able to measure the pressure in the intake manifold to gauge vacuum. Manifold vacuum is a good indicator of engine load. With the engine off, manifold pressure and a...