B0-rfa No Comm.
Racer
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 452
Likes: 2
From: Lynnfield MA
Lol, yeah, but I think my whole point is that the car runs and drives fine without it. I didn't know that about the antenna, that's interesting. I was thinking of removing mine all together and fiberglassing over it for that super smooth look, and since all I do is listen to cd's or my ipod I wouldn't miss it. What the heck are the door computers for? I certainly hope not the window motors, as there are millions of cars on the road with non computerized power windows that work just fine.
window and mirror control - but that's not very innovative. I think
they also maintain the settings for the mirror positions as part of
the memory package, but that's also not very interesting. I also
think that they have sensors for window force, so that if you have
your arm or head out the window it will sense the blockage and
reverse without you getting hurt (child safety, I guess). And then,
of course, they monitor all these functions and communicate with
the body computer to tell you when things go wrong. That's
probably the most innovative part - but it is kind of overkill.
Same thing with the computers in the seats - I think they're kind
of silly, too.
Nobody drives my car but me, so things stay where I put them
