February 23rd, 2010
Filed under: Recalls , Safety , Videos , Toyota Click above to view the video after the jump Earlier today, ABC News released a report asserting that the cause of Toyota’s unintended accelerations issues might not be a faulty accelerator mechanism, but an electronic flaw in the automaker’s engine control unit – something that’s been suspected, although never confirmed, for some time. David Gilbert, an automotive technology professor at Souther Illinois University and ABC ’s primary source for the report, claims to…
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