Car experts kujeni hapa

[Field Marshal]

This is the car that the Jubilee senator was using when he died. Based on this wreckage, mtu anaweza kufa kweli??

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Tulikuwa na hii debate kwa base ya jaba jana. Kamaa alisema huyo budaa alimadwa na gari ikagongeshwa ukuta insurance ilipe mama bilioni mbili.....

 

[Field Marshal]

Kifo hakieleweki. Hata kuku inaweza kuuma udedi.

Wacha zako. Tupe example ya mtu alikufa baada ya kuumwa na kuku..............

 

[QuadroK4000]

Dictionary and usage in a sentence needed @It's Me Scumbag

@Meria haya majina mapya yanajitokeza kila siku kama venye vipepeo( airplanes) hurukaruka pale Gatwick ama Heathrow airport.

 

[Aviator]

vipepeo( airplanes)

Kipepeo=

 

[QuadroK4000]

Kipepeo=

That was intentional.

 

[shocks]

Don't know how true this is, but in some vehicles, the airbag doesn't deploy if the seatbelt isn't on.

Hekaya ya abunuwasi

 

[Meria]

That was intentional.

you wanted to trap me.
kujia Land rover 107 KCH 535.
one lady owner, original paint, accident free. 400k ono

 

[QuadroK4000]

you wanted to trap me.
kujia Land rover 107 KCH 535.
one lady owner, original paint, accident free. 400k ono
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Wewe Umenikumbusha very far when I was young, during those wrangles za Mahinda farm huko ocha..... Kuna Suzuki ilirushwa kwa Kware... I still remember.

 

[Riva]

Kujiona hero seat belt ni accessory

As my uncle would say, the Japanese who put the belt in the car did not know me personally.

 

[Magreb]

Hekaya ya abunuwasi

It is quite true. The airbag module has a way of telling if a seat is occupied by reading from the seat belt sensor. That way, in the event of an accident, it knows which airbags to deploy. However, this often times relates to the passenger and rear seats though in the event of a software glitch, could also apply to the driver's seat.

 

[shocks]

It is quite true. The airbag module has a way of telling if a seat is occupied by reading from the seat belt sensor. That way, in the event of an accident, it knows which airbags to deploy. However, this often times relates to the passenger and rear seats though in the event of a software glitch, could also apply to the driver's seat.

Nope, from weight sensors in the seat

 

[Aviator]

It is quite true. The airbag module has a way of telling if a seat is occupied by reading from the seat belt sensor. That way, in the event of an accident, it knows which airbags to deploy. However, this often times relates to the passenger and rear seats though in the event of a software glitch, could also apply to the driver's seat.

Actually, airbags are part of an elaborate system incorporating seatbelts and G sensors. It's called the SRS.