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Almost an accident with an ambulance, who is at fault?

Byilywv

So, I'm still a little in shock. I almost crashed an ambulance earlier, but I'm sure it wasn't my fault. Now I keep wondering if that's true. Let me quickly explain the scenario: I'm standing on a side street with traffic lights and want to merge onto the main road (T-junction). I get a green…

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wiki01
wiki01
2 years ago

With high centrifugal forces, it can be that the oil pump does not apply the pressure. Especially with negative G-forces, for which a sump pump is not designed.

When I took a parabolic flight with my helicopter, a true Christmas tree was on the warning light panel.

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dieneuelinie
dieneuelinie
2 years ago

I guess you’re asking for a two-stroke. The faster you drive, the higher the consumption. This applies not only to the fuel, but also to the added oil.

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25dec
25dec
2 years ago

If oil is missing, the warning light will light up—whether it’s running fast or slower, it doesn’t matter..It shouldn’t normally light up at all if everything is ok ….whether it’s not at all.

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Sandofix
Sandofix
2 years ago

Hello

It shouldn’t shine under it, see if oil can be seen, yes defect no longer fill up repair!

Greetings

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Rosswurscht
Rosswurscht
2 years ago

She shouldn’t light up anymore.

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Andreaslpz
Andreaslpz
2 years ago

No matter how to drive, the oil lamp should never light up

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