Yea, but his issue seems very different in terms of the connectivity issues and the codes his car is reporting.
It's weird, I have had minimal issues. I also live next to a cell tower. But went to a car show in the middle of nowhere in Ct, I couldn't change the instrument cluster? Been fine since.
The Custom Mode lets you setup 6 profiles for what the “Custom Mode” does when you select it via the steering wheel controls. The Custom Mode “edit” window appears when you navigate to the MyMustang menu via the settings menu or the Pony button on the lower panel. For each one of the 6 profiles, you can select the base drive profile (Normal, Sport, Track, Drag Strip, or Slippery/Wet), Steering sensitivity (Comfort, Normal, or Sport), Traction control toggle, Auto Stop/Start, Gauge themes, and adaptive dampers if equipped.
from Apple Carplay/Android Auto Screen, hit the home button on the top left, click on the music panel on the left side of the screen (should full screen whatever music app you are using), then tap the Sources button on the left side of the screen and then Pick AM/FM, XM, Android auto or Apple, or bluetooth for your source. If you are currently going to the extent of turning your Apple/Android music all the way off in the settings, no need for it at all. if this doesnt make sense, let me know and i can make a quick video.
My car is still at the dealer today (no updates yet) so I won't be able to try this. That being said, the connected services symbol was absent from the menu bar when the issue was present and the moment it returned, the issue evaporated...Let's test the connectivity theory. Does anyone know how to get into diagnostics mode in these cars? On my truck, you hold radio power button and the previous track button until it gets to the speaker test screen. You wait for the speaker test to finish and end up here:
From this menu, you select testing settings and flip the toggle to turn on the connectivity icons which is what you see on the top right of my screen.
If the TCU is green, connectivity it working. If it's red, it's not. This can help to rule out the connectivity theory.
Maybe for you guys it's radio power button and hold the previous track button on the steering wheel to get to this menu?
I'll find out tomorrow how to get in there on these cars.
Hmmm, I will check when I leave the Plant today to see if I have that Icon is active. So apparently, that has to be "On/Active" for the MyMustang Page to function properly? I would think that this would be an "On Device" item and all but again, this is the first Mustang with this much Tech. Still not regretting it and still don't think that I ever will.
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