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Old 03-20-2014, 10:34 AM   #11
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Didn't NASA, the pinnacle of the world's technology, concluded that there's no evidence that there's electronic malfunction regards to the accelerator?
Yes and no. It is correct that NASA did not find any fault with Toyota's electronic control system.

However, Toyota would not allow NASA to have access to the actual code so NASA's analysis was very top level and was generally considered inconclusive from a technical viewpoint.

I am trying to find the background of the analysis which convinced the jury in Oklahoma to agree with the plaintiffs.
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