Don?t agree with that. The reliability faults Adam has seen arent common at all anymore.
Mainly in the Gee-
Not anymore with the ones that do Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Which spills over into some odd to
But you are the one that hates google, so not much of a source.
Waze does.
For the life
Because its more useful to have Android Auto or Apple CarPlay in the car so you can use your normal phone for everything both inside and away from the car.
and give you e.g. a
Google Maps is much better, particularly with the street view and has much quicker updates with user supplied error reports. I got on done in minutes the other week.
Below 27mph on mine IIRC
Ecxcept where they mean 20mph, 40mph or 50mph or 60mph
yeah, hidden in the bushes like the speed cameras...
Handbook says 28.25mph - 45km/h
Any map app you can run on your phone.
It is in fact much better than most, particularly with its estimated arrival time which allows for the current traffic.
Yes, that is one real downside with it currently.
Just as true of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Although (again) the tiny twiddle of
No, it is the real reason it resets after each use of the car.
No reason to document it, just reset it.
Also no
All that means is the those who designed it didn?t bother to tell the sales force why it was done like that. Unsurprising.
No, it needs to be written to support Android Auto (as I found, Here isn't but Waze is).
also useful for 50mph motorway roadworks
Well it started up OK.
Unfortunately someone has run into the back of it.
I don't know what happened as I had sent the apprentice off to the wholesalers for parts.
You are the first bloke ever to read a handbook.
It would be if other drivers moved over to the left and let you past when you are doing 55MPH. Or heaven forbid moved over when you are driving at exactly 50 MPH.
Cos they are cheap rubbish?
It is not no matter what you do. If you floor the accelerator it overrides the limiter for safety reasons.
John
And you?re going in my kill file for repeated twattishness.
Tim
Indeed. That seems to be the lower limit for many systems.
Tim
Oh, I have a huge PDF,
2nd.
I read my Hyundai book - because some of the features are so weird it's the only way to find out how they work!
I didn?t find that with mine. I did have to read the manual to work out how to get the alarm reset when I managed to slam the seatbelt in the door when closing it which did trigger the alarm, but it was very easy to reset the alarm the way the manual spelt out how to do that.
single
When there should be small repeater boards every few hundred yards...
Aye, I remember when the councils used to trim the bushes so you could see all the signage. Speed limit is easy, assume the default, directions in a place you're not familiar with is a PITA. I'm tempted to make a light up sign to put in the back window when heading for a city, so when I inevitably end up in the "wrong" lane I can say "Sorry, not a local". B-)
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