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I understand, but the risk of life wouldn't be from the bug, it would be from conscious choice of driving without a speedo. There's a critical distinction there
by nomel 3y ago
I understand, but the risk of life wouldn't be from the bug, it would be from conscious choice of driving without a speedo. There's a critical distinction there.
In this case, mileage/battery are still present, and I would assume safety critical warnings would still be displayed.
- jonplackett 3y agoIf you need thr car in an emergency and it's unusable, that almost counts.
- thrill 3y ago"almost" only counts in horseshoes and nukes.
- prmoustache 3y agoIf it is unusable you just don't use it. That any car can have a dead /failing battery/fuel pump/whatever one morning or fail and leave you stranded on the road to an hospital has never been considered a safety risk.