Posted by Joe Mindy on January 23, 2016 at 04:38:08 from (68.234.109.53):
In Reply to: Just think about it. posted by brent zappe on January 22, 2016 at 23:32:27:
Sorry, but that is pretty much a pack of nonsense. The "computer cars" are infinitely more complex than the old cars. Hooking a computer to a car just points the mechanic in some possible directions. The modern mechanic must understand all the problems of the old cars PLUS all of the computer inputs and outputs. Many unrelated problems have the same symptoms. Pinging on the new cars could be caused by over advanced timing, lean mixture caused by vacuum leaks, partially plugged injectors, low fuel pressure, faulty pressure regulator etc. Pinging could be caused by any of several sensors being outside of correct parameters. Pinging could be caused by a problem in the cooling system causing the car to overheat. Pinging could be caused by someone installing big tires causing the engine to "lug." It could also be caused by someone disabling some of the emission system in order to make it run like the "old cars." Just think about it.
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