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Old 04-14-2010, 02:28 AM   #7
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No, this is actually a HORRIBLE idea. The reason this became a big mess to begin with (other than all the hurt people, doesn't matter to corps). Was the fact that a guy that TEACHES driving to driving instructors died while on the phone. During that conversation he told the 911 operator everything he was doing. If you turn off the ignition you will lose your power steering. Pretty much anything you guys can suggest that would work he knew how to do. So, dont turn off ur car if the throttle gets stuck. Put it in neutral coast to the side of the hwy and turn it off.
Even if you turn off and lose the power steering and power brakes, the steering and brakes still work. That guy died in ignominious shame, IMO.
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