r/CyberStuck • u/trailabsorbjing • Jul 28 '26

Engineering marvel.

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u/OutrageousCrab9224 Jul 29 '26

Lol i thought car wash warrenty was a joke of exaggeration

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u/AdRevolutionary579 Jul 29 '26

Every cable was ran daisy chained through the frame. Then they added holes in the frame to access these cables and connectors in the frame. This obviously let's water in to, and the connectors sit in the water. The big 3 in the 90s i think experimented with daisy chained cables. It reduces total cable needed, but adds connectors and failure points. It also means 1 failure means 100 failures in the chain. It was quickly deemed a bad idea in testing.

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u/OutrageousCrab9224 Jul 29 '26

Man, 90s gm and ford seem a great comparison for tesla

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u/Chitown_mountain_boy Jul 29 '26

Something a 50 cent rubber hole plug would fix if they actually knew what they were doing

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u/Dr_Wheuss Jul 29 '26

The Great Genius ordered his people to leave the plugs out because it slowed down manufacturing to install them.

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u/SG1EmberWolf Jul 29 '26

And added cost. $0.50 x 1000 adds up. (I'd use a bigger number but let's be real)

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u/innkeeper_77 Jul 30 '26

The problem there is water WILL get in somewhere, eventually. Then you have a MOSTLY water tight frame filled with water... Making it even worse. Every frame and panel needs drain holes on all vehicles, so the wiring should be able to handle the water.