Alternator/battery light
Re: Alternator/battery light
...But 40 years from now, ask someone to repair a 1982 carburetor with computer feed-back. Or even start one up, "Hey, why doesn't this car start under voice command? WTF does 'unleaded gasoline only' mean? WTF is gasoline?"GT_Indy wrote:Yah everything is becoming more computerized on cars. I believe 1982 they had computer controlled carbs and people used to think those were complex. I think another 40 years and todays cars will be childs play compared to future cars.
1989 SuperCharged 3800 Srs-II (First)Six-Speed GTU
1990 Turbo 3.4 5-Speed T-Type
1990 4.0L 4-Cam 32-Valve V-8 5-Speed Indy GTi (Project)
1990 Stock(!) 3.1 MPFI Auto Indy
1995 LA1/L82 4T60E Z-26
1995 3.4 DOHC Turbo 5-Speed Z-26
1990 Turbo 3.4 5-Speed T-Type
1990 4.0L 4-Cam 32-Valve V-8 5-Speed Indy GTi (Project)
1990 Stock(!) 3.1 MPFI Auto Indy
1995 LA1/L82 4T60E Z-26
1995 3.4 DOHC Turbo 5-Speed Z-26
Re: Alternator/battery light
lol So true. Same will happen with alternators. Batteries will take their place eventually.Rettax3 wrote:...But 40 years from now, ask someone to repair a 1982 carburetor with computer feed-back. Or even start one up, "Hey, why doesn't this car start under voice command? WTF does 'unleaded gasoline only' mean? WTF is gasoline?"GT_Indy wrote:Yah everything is becoming more computerized on cars. I believe 1982 they had computer controlled carbs and people used to think those were complex. I think another 40 years and todays cars will be childs play compared to future cars.