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Please advise, SERIOUS problem, engine cpu contributed to car crash.
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Couldn't read wall of text in OP, please use paragraph
Sorry to hear of your misfortune and if TC was disable when you picked up car you probably should have left it and/or inquired about it since it wasn't on when you dropped it off. |
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Nice dog. Great Dane? I've got one too.
I can confirm that the ecu doesn't just power you through a corner and into two walls. That was your right foot. |
The car doesn't independently power any individual wheel. The VSC can only apply BRAKES to a particular wheel to save your ass.
Three accidents in what, a year? I think i'd be looking at some advanced driving lessons once you get your car repaired properly. |
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But sitting at a stop light and getting rear ended hardly is my fault. First accident was my fault was wet and I learned to never take off all the traction control. Still don't ever take them all off unless on a closed course. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 4 |
Shitty situation. From a legal standpoint... if you're gonna hire an attorney take this thread down.
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Those pic looks so scary man,...I'm guessing maybe you repairer messes with your electrical or the car computer box,...don't worry..insurance will resurrect that back...you're insured...... right?..no worries in the world then.
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Generally when the ABS and Trac lights are both lit, that means that there is something wrong with the ABS/Trac system. It should disable itself in such situations. Considering that you car has been in previous accidents, it is very possible that something like an ABS sensor was damaged, and picked this opportunity to finally fail and present itself.
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