Hello everyone,

Ismael53, with respect to the costs, if generally the electronic injection is more expensive to repair, the bad Ecu ... very much, but on top If you change new comes blank, therefore you have to reprogram it ... $$$, to according to you should not be like that ... with respect to point 1 to 6 I fully agree with you, however in my opinion those problems are unnestious to dark management at high economic levels and not to technology itself. I mean yes, the sensors are expensive, but for us. The manufacturer makes them for thousands to a fraction of the cost of sale to detail, it is not fine ... $$$, but for me it remains a more socio-economic problem that of the real value gives the technology itself.
With respect to the little machine, I imagine that you refers to a scanner

, for my super useful when saving time in the diagnosis, each one will interpret the little machine as they can or want or fit your convenience and/or known, as in any order of things ...
of the carburetors, although they are simpler, in my case I have respect, especially systems monitored by depression Unidirectional, empty switching thermovalvules, many depression connections, TPS sensors, altitus correctors, automatic choke, etc., and do not offer any help to the Diagnostic type obd ....
mainly in any case I believe that the technological change Tine to do with an environmental theme. While a well -regulated career could be similar as to consume that a system of injection, in emissions not. Generally polluting 20 to 50 times more ... if you do not ask the poor Indians or Chinese, as their cities are plagued if they are currently todbia by carbureated vehicles. While I agree with you that the carburetor fulfilled almost all those restrained in my opinion insufficient before the modern standard in terms of environmental care, Uff is very hot by here, this planet is trying to communicate something, hopefully we can be able to disipline it before it is late ... slaudos to all.