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software glitch
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A software glitch is a mistake in the car’s computer code that can make it act oddly.
Technical Definition
A software glitch is a bug or error in a vehicle’s electronic control system that causes unintended behavior.
Hear It Discussed
"stereo system glitched out. Screen went all wonky, [771.7s] told me it was uh looked it up says software glitch, it's common with them pioneers sometimes"
Fathers Day The Reckon Yard Podcast
"And I think it didn't help that they had this software glitch as they claimed that put the message that it was going to happen."
Leclerc's return to form, Verstappen's worries, SC changes & Stroll's strange driving The Race F1 Podcast
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Episodes Mentioning "software glitch"
Leclerc's return to form, Verstappen's worries, SC changes & Stroll's strange driving
The Race F1 Podcast
British GP Race Review
P1 with Matt and Tommy
Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor - June 27, 2026 - Hour 2
Ron Ananian The Car Doctor
Fathers Day
The Reckon Yard Podcast
Ep 110: A broken Polestar, a brilliant Renault... and Kia’s shocking EV2 range
The Kilowatt Half Hour
MP 1695: The Week In IndyCar Listener Q&A May 5 2026
The Marshall Pruett Podcast
MP 1693: The Week In IndyCar Listener Q&A April 24 2026
The Marshall Pruett Podcast
Reaction to Japanese GP qualifying
P1 with Matt and Tommy
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