Interesting.. Like Adam said I always have my foot on the brake when starting but as Matt mentioned what other problems can occur because of this "crack"? Also if it is a crack how is an update going to solve the issue?
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Originally Posted by TrialByFire
I was wondering the same thing. I know computer technology is always evolving, but a software fix for a cracked circuit board ? Mmmm perhaps all functions around the cracked area are electronically isolated and another part of the board is assigned to take over the isolated areas duties and functions ?
Science fiction or do we have that technology in our vehicles now ? I know what I think ....but I'm always open minded.....
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