My parking garage is underground - no wifi, no 3G. I am trying to figure out how to get wifi down there, but I am a tenant not an owner and having my car connected to wifi isn't a priority (and shouldn't be) for the building.
Today I got in the car and had a 'parking sensors disabled' warning. No problem, car drove fine, I called the 877 # and they are sorting it out.
I did search the forums about the parking sensors issue and read several things about people's MS not starting. So now that has me worried. I bought a new car because my old one was unreliable, and I don't want to be late because of my vehicle. I know gas vehicles can have problems too, but I rarely hear about a new car not starting and of course troubleshooting one of those vehicles is easier. This is all complicated by the fact that service won't be able to 'read' my vehicle when they can't 'see' it on their system because of where it is parked. I don't want to have to plan on leaving an hour early to get anywhere on the chance that today is the off day the MS doesn't 'fire' up.
Any thoughts/ideas/suggestions?
Today I got in the car and had a 'parking sensors disabled' warning. No problem, car drove fine, I called the 877 # and they are sorting it out.
I did search the forums about the parking sensors issue and read several things about people's MS not starting. So now that has me worried. I bought a new car because my old one was unreliable, and I don't want to be late because of my vehicle. I know gas vehicles can have problems too, but I rarely hear about a new car not starting and of course troubleshooting one of those vehicles is easier. This is all complicated by the fact that service won't be able to 'read' my vehicle when they can't 'see' it on their system because of where it is parked. I don't want to have to plan on leaving an hour early to get anywhere on the chance that today is the off day the MS doesn't 'fire' up.
Any thoughts/ideas/suggestions?