Remind me never to go to any apocalyptic-sounding events with you
This is an honest question . . .
Before I turn the car over to the Service Center next week, which of these problems that seem almost or totally unique to our car do you think might relate to the TCU or other hardware instead of to the software:
- frozen satellite map showing an incorrect location on the car screens and another, but different, incorrect location on the mobile app?
- the frozen satellite map in the car randomly switching between Newark HQ, Casa Grande, and just off the west coast of Africa?
- Homelink geofencing not working?
- posted speed limit display always showing either 18 or 28 mph, with neither ever being correct?
- car displaying Pacific Daylight time instead of Eastern Daylight time, even though car is in Florida (and even though I turn off the feature that sets the time zone based on the navigation system and I set the time zone manually)?
- when turning on left turn signal getting a frozen image in the blindspot display taken from an earlier moving feed off the right side of the car?
I understand that what are likely software issues I'm sharing with others (key fob foibles, random "not available" alerts for various functions, software features randomly turning on and off, EA plug-and-charge malfunctions,
etc.) will have to wait for software fixes that are largely outside the province of Service Centers. But I would really like to know what problems I should expect to have resolved when the car gets back from the Service Center.