Daniel J. Stern wrote:
> They do, they just *also* use this dumbassed always-live hydraulic switch.
OK, 'cause I've never seen a Ford without a brake pedal mounted switch.
There has to be a reason (regardless of merit) that the bean-counting
cheapskates at Ford would authorize a redundant switch. It may have
been to *ironically* appeal to the safety crowd, or perhaps there is
some goverment incentive for added safety features.
> Remember, you can start a fire with nothing more than a Brillo pad and a
> "dead" 9v smoke alarm battery.
Perhaps Ford could build their redesigned hydraulic switches to include
a tiny capsule of chlorine, so that during most assured failure, the
chlorine would react with the brake fluid and cause a much hotter, more
pleasing fire. Our products are hot, hot, hot!
Toyota MDT in MO
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