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The difference between a working and faulty GM ignition switch - the fifth estate
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October 31, 2014
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2:38Now PlayingMark Hood, an engineer specializing in failure analysis demonstrates the difference in torque between GM's faulty ignition switch and a fixed version of that ignition switch. The faulty switch had a torque below the original specifications set by GM, causing the ignition to inadvertently move from the "Run" position, to the "Accessory" position.
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