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I have spent years testing the safety systems on GM vehicles for causes of Unintended Acceleration. I have found water among other things can defeat the safety systems GM has installed.
Don't let anyone tell you otherwise Unintended Acceleration is real, it happens and is not all pedal misapplication.
The NHTSA lies in their reports, and the auto manufactures pay people to comment on post and spread disinformation.
No safety system is perfect there are holes in every system.
I am not saying all electronic Unintended Acceleration is GM or other manufacture's fault. I have investigated more crashes that were caused by electronic Unintended Acceleration that I determined were not the manufactures' fault then were.
Things need to be investigated on a case by case scenario. There are things that can happen such as major wiring damage caused by accidents or technician errors that go outside of what the systems are designed to detect. The systems can not detect some shorts when a wiring harness gets wet and damaged. The system shuts down diagnostic when certain faults occur as well.
Water can conduct electricity but also has resistance making it undetectable in certain situations.
I have tested and researched the Camaro, the Silverado, the Surburban, the Tahoe, the holden G8, the Avalanche and the Sierra in the GM product line and done a bunch of reverse engineering on them. Most of the GM the systems have redundant sensors on separate planes with redundant 5 volt circuits but they do not have redundant grounds. Because the ground is shared cross shorts and positive shorts to ground can cause an increase on both sensor voltage as well.
If you need a vehicle looked at or need help with an Unintended Acceleration case, feel free to contact me.
Add a dot com to the page name and you will find a web site.
Don't let anyone tell you otherwise Unintended Acceleration is real, it happens and is not all pedal misapplication.
The NHTSA lies in their reports, and the auto manufactures pay people to comment on post and spread disinformation.
No safety system is perfect there are holes in every system.
I am not saying all electronic Unintended Acceleration is GM or other manufacture's fault. I have investigated more crashes that were caused by electronic Unintended Acceleration that I determined were not the manufactures' fault then were.
Things need to be investigated on a case by case scenario. There are things that can happen such as major wiring damage caused by accidents or technician errors that go outside of what the systems are designed to detect. The systems can not detect some shorts when a wiring harness gets wet and damaged. The system shuts down diagnostic when certain faults occur as well.
Water can conduct electricity but also has resistance making it undetectable in certain situations.
I have tested and researched the Camaro, the Silverado, the Surburban, the Tahoe, the holden G8, the Avalanche and the Sierra in the GM product line and done a bunch of reverse engineering on them. Most of the GM the systems have redundant sensors on separate planes with redundant 5 volt circuits but they do not have redundant grounds. Because the ground is shared cross shorts and positive shorts to ground can cause an increase on both sensor voltage as well.
If you need a vehicle looked at or need help with an Unintended Acceleration case, feel free to contact me.
Add a dot com to the page name and you will find a web site.
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