Power Steering Fluid Leak Caused “Fast and Furious” Crash
Leaking power steering fluid is reportedly the culprit in a car crash on Saturday that claimed the lYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
Leaking power steering fluid is reportedly the culprit in a car crash on Saturday that claimed the l
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Nope. Although he starred in the first two movies, Walker wasn’t in ‘Tokyo Drift,’ the third entry in the franchise. He came back for part 4 (Fast + Furious), and starred in the fifth (‘Fast Five’) and sixth (‘Fast and Furious 6’) films as well.
Think of it as evolution in action
At 0:20 in the video you can see what looks like someone trying to get out of the car.
What a bunch of douchebags filming this thing… “drive away, drive away… my nylon panties are starting to melt”.
Oh, G-d, you’re right, there is someone there in the flames. This just got worse.
His work in Varsity Blues was nothing less than Oscar-worthy. A shame some asshole wanting to show off his car caused this tragedy.
“tragedy”??? Yeah this ranks up there with the Hindenburg and the space shuttles blowing up. By next week nobody will remember or care. Most people probably didn’t even know his name before the accident.
“A 45 mph speed limit sign was attached to the light pole knocked down by the Porsche.”…cnn.com
From the looks of the car, they were going a little faster than 45 mph.
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/dec/01/paul-walker-dies-car-crash
Anyone care for a roasted marshmallow?
That car is demolished. Speed may have been close to 100.
I seriously doubt the steering fluid story. The driver was a garage owner and a race driver who would have checked out the over priced and probably way over powered car.
I aint buying this crap about a power steering leak. With so many vehicles on the road …. pfft!
Steering fluid my ass..