First of all mike
i didn't quote

Originally posted by db:
Personally, I'd like to see all accessories, of any kind, banned unless the manufacturer can show, beyond any reasonable doubt, that this gimmick will enhance safety. Automatic transmissions do, for example.
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it was in the article i found interesting on the internet.

secondly if you drove beside somone on the highway or street and you noticed they happend to be driving a 5speed smoking a cigarette
drinking a coffee and reading the newspaper
would you
A: honk to see if he waived
B: get the hell away from them!

kinda puts things in perspective

now if you dont mind im gonna get back to driving

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by CondomBoy.:

And what if the customer goes in and plays with the wire after he leaves the shop? The same person will still be driving down the road watching the movie with all these potential bad things happening... who's to say who hooked it up incorrectly?


the cust is more than welcome to do whatever he/she wants to HIS/HER vehicle as long as the unit is installed within company procedure.
if the orig wiring is tampered with after he/she
leave's the shop that would be at there own responsibility.

^^^^ exactly... that is the only way to avoid liability.

Waivers are not an entirely bad idea; however, they do not always stand up in a court of law.

For example, you put a remote start on a car with a manual transmition for someone. Somehow, the car mows down a pedestrian. Just because the customer waived your liability, does not mean the pedestrian did...BUT, if you had some sort of "safety switch" installed and the consumer bypassed it, you have proof that you did install the unit safely and correctly.

HEY, you've been watching my wife drive! ;)

lol