Re:Flash Memory Wear Killing Older Teslas Due to Excessive D...
by perl4ever on Tuesday October 15, 2019 @06:58PM
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In all fairness, if you look at cars preserved from the 80s, when electronics started becoming pervasive, there are a lot of failures there too.
For instance, the multi-segment displays tend to fail in little bits. I have a car that doesn't have that problem, but the main ECU tends to fail and have to be resoldered.
Of course, mostly people don't care because after 20 years you expect the vast majority to be scrapped, but in any case, you still design for a certain lifespan.
For instance, the multi-segment displays tend to fail in little bits. I have a car that doesn't have that problem, but the main ECU tends to fail and have to be resoldered.
Of course, mostly people don't care because after 20 years you expect the vast majority to be scrapped, but in any case, you still design for a certain lifespan.