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Table of Contents Cadillac Escalade - IFS Europe BV

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AKENG44_<strong>Escalade</strong> Page 390 Wednesday, July 16, 2008 12:22 PM<br />

Problems on the Road<br />

■ DATA COLLECTION<br />

AND EVENT DATA<br />

RECORDERS<br />

Your vehicle has computer<br />

modules that monitor and control<br />

vehicle systems and performance.<br />

These modules may record and<br />

store this information for future<br />

use.<br />

Stored information may be used<br />

to help diagnose and repair<br />

malfunctions. It can also be used<br />

to improve driving safety and<br />

crash performance.<br />

Some modules may also record<br />

data about how you operate the<br />

vehicle, such as the rate <strong>of</strong> fuel<br />

consumption or average vehicle<br />

speed.<br />

These modules may also retain the<br />

owner’s personal preferences,<br />

such as radio pre-sets, seat positions<br />

and temperature settings.<br />

The event data recorder in your<br />

vehicle is designed to record data<br />

related to vehicle dynamics and<br />

safety systems.<br />

During a crash, your vehicle may<br />

record information about the<br />

condition <strong>of</strong> the vehicle and how it<br />

was operated, and how the various<br />

safety systems performed.<br />

Data is recorded only if a non-trivial<br />

crash situation occurs.<br />

In most cases, data is recorded for<br />

only about 30 seconds.<br />

Special equipment is needed to<br />

retrieve this data.<br />

Law enforcement agencies or<br />

others may have equipment that<br />

can retrieve the information if they<br />

have access to the vehicle or to the<br />

device that stores the data.<br />

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