Switching to US Maps
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Burning Brakes
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Switching to US Maps
Picked up my Spyder in Houston after doing European delivery. Notice I only have access to European maps still. I don't see any options to switch to US maps. I assume this has to be loaded by the dealer? I am also showing an error for the sat radio which I assume is related. The sat radio keeps loosing connection also.
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Your dealer has to set up. Mine did it with PWIS and just deselected ED maps and selected US maps. It's simple.
Since they screwed up that, check to make sure that your shipping spacers in your front suspension have been removed. ED return cars are not always treated with the normal inspection and they left my spacers in. I went for a whole year until I found them during an oil change. Seal on shocks had to be replaced.
See this thread I posted on planet-9 with pictures. http://www.planet-9.com/981-cayman-a...uspension.html
Since they screwed up that, check to make sure that your shipping spacers in your front suspension have been removed. ED return cars are not always treated with the normal inspection and they left my spacers in. I went for a whole year until I found them during an oil change. Seal on shocks had to be replaced.
See this thread I posted on planet-9 with pictures. http://www.planet-9.com/981-cayman-a...uspension.html
#4
Burning Brakes
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Well I figured it out. There is a command in the settings allowing to reboot the system. Once you start it than gives you the option of US or European maps. Took less than a minute to do. Now I have US maps working fine. But it did not fix the Sat radio. Still have a Sat radio antenna error. I also found a very small ding that I almost missed which was not there. Luckily I had the inspection report and I had taken pictures of all the body panels which showed it was not there when I dropped it off. Going to the dealer tomorrow to have it repaired. Small enough that their dent remover guy can take it out. A very small indentation in the rear quarter panel.