Pray you never have a serious crash. Does not have to be your fault, it can be the drunk driver with a suspended license, or never had one at all, driving the wrong way on a divided highway. Attorneys will successfully argue you disabled a safety device the might have prevented, or limited, injuries to the other party. It sucks, but that is the world we live in.
Removing collision avoidance
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by mccark, Apr 30, 2020.
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broke down plumber, Matt1924, buddynewOO and 2 others Thank this.
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The best solution is.. don't buy a truck with that crap on it . I know... It's getting harder and harder to find one without that garbage. But they are out there. It took me 2 months of looking but I finally found a decent truck without that radar junk.
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The only way around it is to get a truck that does not have these systems factory installed.olddog_newtricks and Lennythedriver Thank this. -
I knew a guy who was involved in a fatal crash. Some punk kid failed to stop at an intersection and came barreling through it 40 miles an hour and hit the back of his trailer. He died. Four years later they found him “15% responsible“ for the crash. He said this day he still doesn’t know how they came up with 15% but that’s what they agreed upon. Based on that 15% the deceased family was able to sue and get a settlement for over $1 million for the loss of their punk kid.
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Even resetting the phone won't clear evreything these days. Much of what you do is recorded to Google's history, and iCloud if you are on Apple devices. Guys worry about ELD's and privacy, they should worry about their phones and tablets.
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Good thing I have a dash Cam I guess?? But I'm still getting rid of this crap... especially when I was told by freightliner the system works 100%, I've been fighting with my dealer about it already since new, so I have info that they have worked on it and still cant find why it's not working 100%. My last truck had nothing on it a d no problems so why would u need it on a new truck, if it doesn't work.
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I'm pretty sure you can pay a shop to disable it. Probably not a dealer....
Unplugging things just begs corrosion in the plugs.
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