Recent content by mikecronis

I've noticed with the latest software drop, about 1/2 the time there is zero audio, all muted. No radio. No blinker noise. No rear backup sound. Fixing requires a soft-reset with the Air Logo. This always returns audio back to service until the next day of use.

I have a 2022 DE-P but never got a window sticker. Looking for one, preferably laminated, 2022 Eureka Gold. Of all the cars I've owned, I keep them on a wall as a keepsake. $200.

If it's already 2 Ohms then you're doing the right thing. I ran both without power and there was a very small amount going to the external sub, but it was negligible and could barely hear it. I'm not an electrical engineer so my answers are probably extra wrong.

Yes, parallel. I believe it changes the ohms to 2 from 4, so less resistance which may drive the rear sub a little too much. I found it would be too explosive unless you turn-up the powered add-on sub by itself which seems to be able to handle the 2 ohms and I set the resistance to high. It...

The smaller 8" JBL was sounding fairly clippy and lousy when I put it behind the rear seats. I angled it at 90 degrees and it was better but not great. I played with the phase and "boost" of 35db and it was still boom-y and distorted somehow. I spent a month adjusting very slightly back and...

https://www.autoblog.com/news/lucid-new-model-names-ocean-space-dream-edition-trademarks Just a fun, heads-up.

I installed in-parallel as per instructions. I think I'm at 2 Ohms now instead of 4 so the stock one "pops" sometimes. I took me about a month to dial-in balance and EQ to get it rounded-out. Sirius XM native App transmits different EQ settings for each song and each channel so dialing-in the...

"Fla-Key FOB". Honestly, I think it might be the freq. interference and battery drain. Normally it's 315 MHz for most cars. Tesla is 6 GHz, just outside of the current 5 GHz freq. making interference less of an issue (for now) except some areas are experimenting with 6 GHz like in subway...

Sometimes I wonder if it's 2.4 GHz interference or phone-handshake sweep issues? Interestingly, my Android (Pixel 9 Pro XL) opens the car if I have BT turned-on anywhere in my house and the car is in the garage (carriage house for the hoity-toity silver-top owners). The key fob opens it...

Interestingly, I've lost efficiency based on my driving style by about 1 kwh/m from 4.10 to 3.10. This could be a more accurate reading, however as I'm under 15k miles. These are all new problems with the latest software I've found. My guess is the code is crashing internally somewhere, or...

In my profession, phones are not allowed near facilities I work at, so I have to remember to turn off BT on my Android before leaving or the car stays on and running for quite a bit. It will shut-off after about 15 minutes as stated in the manual. I find the card-key to be beneficial here...

If you value security (some do) I'd be cautious with what CarLinkIt installs on your Android device. I've held-off and just use BT audio for Waze+Music for now... Just a heads-up.

Android-Auto grumbling sounds...

I've noticed delayed "Ready" state since the last software update (along with twitchy Adaptive Cruise phantom-braking). Would not go into gear. Performed my weekly Air-Logo software update and it seems to have fixed the former issue for now. Not sure why the Adaptive Cruise is now "jerky"...

I understand your frustration. I've been in the Polestar 2. I found handling, acceleration, driver feedback, steering feel, all to be lacking. Nav system was not impressive to me. You should try it out first. The Tesla Model S Plaid was probably the 2nd worst car I've ever driven next to a...