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Meet The Parents - New Car - Old Brakes
When Greg is racing Jack back home to hide the "fake" cat, they start and stop at many lights. The plastic surgeon let's Greg drive and informs him that it's a brand-new car. When Greg is going fast and hits the breaks, the tires screech and there's smoke. A new car has anti-lock breaks, so the screech wouldn't happen.
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Anonymous on 03-16-2001
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Capman writes:
It's not a slip up, It makes the scene more exciting to have tires screeching. And I was wondering how they could lock the wheels up on the car if it did have ABS. Obviously this car didn't, or do you think the tire smoke was an added special effect.
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Nad writes:
In most Mercs you are able to simple turn the ABS off. The button is very clear, right next to the gear shift. No Slip up, Sorry
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Homer writes:
You can always remove the ABS circuitry's fuse.
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tobyj166 writes:
Just because its a new car, it doesn't mean that abs came standard with the vehicles. Abs doesn't work when you're going slow.
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