Hi, Guest
OAC_Sparky,Feb 11 2010, 09:23 AM Wrote:D-Dub,Feb 11 2010, 08: Wrote:the software issue was a ford problem.......[right][snapback]301143[/snapback][/right]Actually, you are incorrect. The brake problem with the Prius is a software failure. The Ford software issue is to improve the transition between regenerative and hydraulic braking where the transitions wasn't as smooth, which might give the impression of failure but in fact the hydraulic system is fully functional. The Ford software is a TSB, the Toyota is a recall.
Quote:I agree with the rule, just dont agree on the way the car was toed............asshole move
Like I said, when they give a warning, they write down the plate so this person must have been warned multiple times. ie Like the Audi in the first post, that flyer on the windshield is a warning.
So, since the person has been warned and decided to ignore the warning, what would you do if you were in charge? (ie assume you support the rule and want to enforce it)
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"dont agree on the way the car was toed"
I drive a 2010 Golf that growls at people when it goes over 3000rpm.