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- May 2, 2022
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- 2022 Air GT: Cos/Cruz
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lost right screen and pilot panel = replaced video module behind glove box, which can not be opened without video module...an all day repair but fixed. Probably be a 10 minute job if the glove box had a mechanical latch. Isn't that why the doors have mechanical override?
brake system failure / drive system failure. "fixed" with resets but comes right back. logs sent to Lucid. awaiting news.
2.0.36 update shows as 2.0.35
Homelink stored first garage door signal but refuses the second.
I have not had the car long enough to use the audio, cruse control, navigation, AC, ... pretty much anything other than basic car operation. Have no idea if any of it works or no. Right now I'm just groking (that's another boomer reference).
With this car it took me a week to figure out the key fob. Finally (after I was shamed here) I did look up the key fob in the paper "user manual". Woah...every assumption I made, intuitively, was wrong. I marked it up in red ink, crossing out the bad and re-writing it extensively. The very first line should be: "Ignore every marking on the key fob, if you can see them at all (you can not)." The second should be the instructions to replace the dead battery. The third should be "Every time you go near your car the phone app that you forgot you left on will wake up the car, after a delay, so you never associate the waking up with the phone in your pocket. "
I still have reading the pdf manual on my list ... but it's so tedious. 100% agree with every point. I have committed every one of those sins. You don't want me editing any manuals. I used to write process instructions for my lab partners. Smart, technical people very familar with the subject. Bunch of morons. "Just do it exactly as it's written!" It's impossible to write a manual that even an expert can follow and understand, let alone one of us. Go ahead, I dare you, using just the manual, to find and expose the secret 12v battery access panel. Told you.
I know I'm wrong though. You can't write a paper user manual for a vehicle that is constantly evolving digitally. Duh.
brake system failure / drive system failure. "fixed" with resets but comes right back. logs sent to Lucid. awaiting news.
2.0.36 update shows as 2.0.35
Homelink stored first garage door signal but refuses the second.
I have not had the car long enough to use the audio, cruse control, navigation, AC, ... pretty much anything other than basic car operation. Have no idea if any of it works or no. Right now I'm just groking (that's another boomer reference).
I always study the owner's manuals of the cars I own, up until Mercedes. I was never able to find their digital owner's manual (I think they want $280 / month for access), so I resorted to you tube videos. I guess you guys sit on the crapper with your phones? Mostly I have found car controls to be pretty intuitive. But the (pardon the expression) "logic" and reasoning in the digital age makes no sense to me, and that's why I hate my phone. The screen is full of icons I will never dare press. Why? Please give me a large book user manual with every new tech... I will pay to have something I can flip through, dog-ear, and mark-up.If I were in Lucid management and saw the number of people who aren't interested in reading the manual, speculate wildly about how things work, or have difficulty even figuring out where to put their post to avoid duplicates, I'd not want to have them adding entries in my tracking system!
With this car it took me a week to figure out the key fob. Finally (after I was shamed here) I did look up the key fob in the paper "user manual". Woah...every assumption I made, intuitively, was wrong. I marked it up in red ink, crossing out the bad and re-writing it extensively. The very first line should be: "Ignore every marking on the key fob, if you can see them at all (you can not)." The second should be the instructions to replace the dead battery. The third should be "Every time you go near your car the phone app that you forgot you left on will wake up the car, after a delay, so you never associate the waking up with the phone in your pocket. "
I still have reading the pdf manual on my list ... but it's so tedious. 100% agree with every point. I have committed every one of those sins. You don't want me editing any manuals. I used to write process instructions for my lab partners. Smart, technical people very familar with the subject. Bunch of morons. "Just do it exactly as it's written!" It's impossible to write a manual that even an expert can follow and understand, let alone one of us. Go ahead, I dare you, using just the manual, to find and expose the secret 12v battery access panel. Told you.
I know I'm wrong though. You can't write a paper user manual for a vehicle that is constantly evolving digitally. Duh.
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