333up wrote:
別懷疑 我的是08年5月掛牌 滿2年前夕 約5.5萬公里時也中過獎 此問題應與激烈駕駛無關 我用車溫和 60000公里保.(恕刪)
以過去 LR 車友的意見, 相同車款開車比較溫柔的反而易發生, 所以有時候會開到陡坡故意試一下HDC.不知 MK4 是否如此 也就是說平常開車煞車溫柔, ABS 不常作動的.
jackyopticman wrote:
上周下定前有問一下業...(恕刪)
報導在此:
http://www.automotivedesign-europe.com/en/abs-_airbags-_esp_fail_most_often?cmp_id=7&news_id=218401279
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ABS, Airbags, ESP fail most often
July 09, 2009 | | 218401279
Safety-critical automotive systems are the most unreliable ones, suggest statistical data from periodic automotive checkups. This has been revealed by Dekra AG, one of the testing institutes consigned to conduct the mandatory technical vehicle check-ups in Germany.
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MUNICH, Germany — Safety-critical automotive systems are the most unreliable ones, suggest statistical data from periodic automotive checkups. This has been revealed by Dekra AG, one of the testing institutes consigned to conduct the mandatory technical vehicle check-ups in Germany.
In its current newsletter the organization publishes data from these check-ups. The result: Live-saving systems such as airbags, anti-locking brakes and electronic stability program (ESP) failed most often of all electronic systems covered by these check-ups.
The statistical data Dekra is referring to have been acquired and processed by Fahrzeugsystemdaten GmbH in Dresden, a joint subsidiary of all institutes in Germany authorized to conduct mandatory tests. In all Germany-wide check-ups in 2008, the organizations detected more than 60.000 faults within these systems. The findings become even more alarming by the fact that according to Dekra a high percentage of the cars tested were less than three years old.
"These complaints refer to components designed to increase the safety of the car occupants and of other traffic participants," the newsletter quotes an unnamed Dekra expert. "Electronic components in cars make life safer — but only if they work correctly over the entire lifespan of the respective vehicles."
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