scarey wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 7:15 pm btw, do you all have good graphics with AA...

How to explain... I get on Android Auto like 80% of the quality that native infotainment software has, it's not perfectly crisp but it's decent enough, even to see YouTube videos through it.

New dealer only DC-DC converter firmware update to fix some bugs on the autodiagnostic program applied on my Ariya too.

Take into account that Android Auto will never be exactly as crisp as on board software on any car, because it's a compressed video stream that it's not lossless, even at the native infotainment resolution target.

Seems like a multiple CAN and LIN communication error, not like several individual components failing at the same time. Can't you find a serious Nissan dealer that wants to look at this issue properly?

Yeah, you need an OBD adapter (a decent one) to see those errors in more detail on your phone, I have one on my glovebox to check instantly on the road if something shows up. Has been handy two times until now.

Could be, Spain is not a marvel on road terms but it isn't a pothole either, definitely not a painful ride but a very enjoyable one with a touch of firmness.

An upgrade to a new car? What does that mean?

I haven't tried a lower pressure myself, I like the firm ride as it is, although a little bit softer could be nice but I don't think lowering the pressure is worth it though.

I have it no problem, weird problem the one you have though.

Several software updates have been pushed since release, one of them is a dealer only one which is to reduce the sensibility of the current leak security system to the electric motor, which was producing some false positives on some units by being a bit too careful and cutting motor power by just de...