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Originally Posted by Xist
Ncc74656m, I would have hit the first car, possibly the second, and would then realize there were cars around the corner.
I wish that my reflexes were much better along with my focus, memory, and brevity.
What is the difference between using a kill switch and a functioning DFCO? Since mine does not work, I have wanted a kill switch for the big hills between here and my parents' house, but if I cannot do that either, I just dislike having an automatic that much more!
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Hah, thanks Xist. Like I said, I credit everyone but me, and as unbelievable as that is, all true. Believe me, I'd never make up something like that, too crazy.
AFAIK a kill switch performs the same function, but the DFCO is the automatic version? Not certain.
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Originally Posted by myrefugeisintheLord
Ncc74656m, that's a good example why I TOTALLY avoid the freeways and heavy traffic areas! It's worth taking a few extra minuets for a more enjoyable drive!!
I'm working on my kill switch!! ![Big Grin](/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif) But I'm having difficulties getting the momentary switch attached to the shifter... My first attempt didn't work (similar to JRMichler's). Back to the drawing board.
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Good luck with your kill switch.
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I agree with your points, but expediency is in my nature. At least I've learned to slow down a lot.