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This is fascinating to me. I have been paying more attention to this since reading these comments. There is no way anyone would know in my truck. O% chance.

My Android Auto comes on(on my phone) even if I am not connected by wire. Can I make it to where it c only comes on when plugged in?

This makes me think some are defective. I would check with your dealer. Mine is absolutely seamless. I can even watch the light go on and off and feel absolutely nothing.

I have literally never felt this.

So, sorry if this has been covered, but anyone know about how many turns are needed to get the valve open enough for a little higher temps? Full blast cold is too cold when it's not so hot out.

I just learned this week that my A/C is never really off. When I push the button and the light goes off, I still get cooled air.

So, what's the fix?

I don't? How is that really clear?

No, it's really not.

I would never want a switched one. BTW, the A/C outlet may be switched. I was trying to charge my son's phone during the hurricane, and it would not charge.

Posting in case this ever happens.

I don't even know what y'all are talking about :lol:

OK, this is ridiculous.

Every once in a while, a certain song from a favorite artist shows up, and it's not actually that song. Always the same song(Echo and the Bunnymen - The Cutter). Happens at least twice a week. Is this a SiriusXM issue or Uconnect? Should I delete that artist and then re save when I hear them again?

None has been reported, and I have experienced zero issues so far.

Yes, I am talking about only one cable-basically hooking it up to itself, and Ghostbusters was my first thought lol.

A few threads on it here. You clamp or use a valve to stop hot fluid from lowering your A/C temps.

I don't think I fully understand the tune start thing. I have seen it happen when I chose a favorite artist, but it seems to work inconsistently.

What would happen if one plugged a USB-C to USB-C cable into two of those ports at the same time?

Multiple places, especially the all cap parts.