Buick - Electronic Accessories Encyclopedia (1992)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This video, taken from Buick's Know-how Series (KH-153), discusses the "new" computer-controlled accessories on early 90s Buicks. Topics include six computer-driven systems, including how they work, differences between the systems and diagnostic techniques. Systems covered: (1) Auto Door Locks (2) Remote Keyless Entry (3) Universal Theft Deterrent (4) Retained Accessory Power (5) Oil Monitor Module (6) Twilight Sentinel.
Its very intresting and helpful, thanks for uploading.
Thanks for your uploads, dude. Incredible.
19:47 BEST GAG EVER
And to think, the Oil Life monitor and Retained Accessory Power are now standard equipment across ALL GM vehicles, from the $14,000 Chevrolet Spark all the way to the $100K Cadillac Escalade!
0:58 they timed the door lock to the drums lol
now everyone knows how to derp with the damned alarm
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16:20 I bet they got tired of that!
Tired of the Customer *automatically* coming in, needing an "important" service? Not likely. Back then ('90's) oil was usually changed every 3k by most Owners anyway- who were brainwashed by the oil companies and "quick change" stations into believing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3,000_mile_myth which is still adhered to by many people today (2017). Many modern cars- now come with "maintenance monitors" for different systems of the vehicle. It's a real money maker and money taker. One of the biggest gimmicks of the '50's-'70's were "Full Service" fuel stations (usually Patronized by women and elderly). if you check your engine oil *immediately* after engine shutdown- it will always show *_nearly_* a quart low- instantly selling the Customer a quart of marked-up oil. (yes- overfilled engines). Automobiles- and everything associated with them- is one of the largest money making schemes ever invented- and one of the most dubious.
Guided tour of a toilet
That music is stupid