Do we have a way to set the E-brake to automatic set when in park?
03-02-2017, 07:26 AM
#21
Its totally automatic, Once programmed to do so the e brake sets and disarms its self automatically with the gear shift position selected.
03-02-2017, 08:18 AM
#22
Burning Brakes
It's called convenience not laziness. It frees you up to deal with and concentrate on other, dare I say, more important things! Do you consciously flush the public urinal even though it has auto flush? Do you insist on opening doors that slide open open automatically? Or do you have more important things to concern yourself with? I don't know about you but appreciate every convenience that is available that takes away an otherwise trivial and meaningless obligation when, for a small price and a little effort, it can be automated.
My job in computers often consists of automating things, redundant tasks that can be better handled, more error free handled by computer processes. I don't sit around and tell my clients "man you're being lazy". No instead I realize that that increases productivity and allows humans to use their minds on more challenging and important things.
My job in computers often consists of automating things, redundant tasks that can be better handled, more error free handled by computer processes. I don't sit around and tell my clients "man you're being lazy". No instead I realize that that increases productivity and allows humans to use their minds on more challenging and important things.
03-02-2017, 08:31 AM
#23
Melting Slicks
OMG really? Well that sucks for the LT1 dudes. As I've said, I know there are times when I pull up on the ebrake but it doesn't set. And while pushing a button to lock and unlock the car is "really easy" I find it "really convenient" to be able have that done automatically. Ditto for flushing at public urinals...
03-02-2017, 09:08 AM
#24
03-02-2017, 08:29 PM
#27
Burning Brakes
It's called convenience not laziness. It frees you up to deal with and concentrate on other, dare I say, more important things! Do you consciously flush the public urinal even though it has auto flush? Do you insist on opening doors that slide open open automatically? Or do you have more important things to concern yourself with? I don't know about you but appreciate every convenience that is available that takes away an otherwise trivial and meaningless obligation when, for a small price and a little effort, it can be automated.
My job in computers often consists of automating things, redundant tasks that can be better handled, more error free handled by computer processes. I don't sit around and tell my clients "man you're being lazy". No instead I realize that that increases productivity and allows humans to use their minds on more challenging and important things.
My job in computers often consists of automating things, redundant tasks that can be better handled, more error free handled by computer processes. I don't sit around and tell my clients "man you're being lazy". No instead I realize that that increases productivity and allows humans to use their minds on more challenging and important things.