First time I heard of this theory... IMS

[BIGJake111]

Originally Posted by 10/10ths

.....is not important.



All that matters is that some of them DO fail.



What difference does it make as to WHY they fail? Does knowing why your heart stopped beating matter if you just replaced it with an artificial heart?

To be fair this is bad logic.

It's important to know what can be done to prevent the failure to avoid replacing it.

Imagine how much value the m96 cars would go up if a definitive case was proven that your ims should be fine if you don't lug the engine or you don't corner hard to the left with minimal oil or use this certain oil etc etc.

In the case of the heart I think priority one is to see why it fails before we just ask everyone to put an order in for a replacement just in case.