#2016 subaru im manual#
#2016 subaru im android#

'radio dosent hold stations -fades in and out. Dealership folks happily reset it in three minutes, but it does not stay funtioning for very long'

#2016 subaru im manual#

instructions in the manual are confusing and poor and i have gotten tired of resetting it and jhave stopped using it. Have ttried it with several phones - so its not the phones. 'Bluetooth repeatedly disconnects and needs to be reset.

#2016 subaru im android#

'Difficult to pair with fairly current Android phone constantly disconnecting and reconnecting, especially during calls very outdated infotainment system' 'Pairing does not always carry over when the car is turned off. A second new audio unit is on order right now as the dealer can't seem to fix all issues with this unit.' 'The system un-pairs from time to time and also looses all the radio station presets. 'Phone loses sync with car, has to be reset.' I had a Toyota Prius with Nav system for 10 yrs with no problems, I could see screen clearly and I regret not buying Rav4 instead of Crosstrek for this reason only.' Toyota did a much better job in my 2006 Prius.

it's not user friendly and the screen might as well be blank most of the time because the graphics are all pale/dull colors, with no contrast and I have to take off my glasses and peer closely at the screen. I had a Toyota nav system in 2006 Prius that was so much better than this one in every way.(so my complaint is not due to lack of experience)' 'I don't like the nav system.difficult to use, not intuitive, poor graphics, settings need to be rechecked each time I use it. 'The GPS froze intermittently and once during a trip. 'enitre climate control center column had to be replaced under warranty as it failed.' 'The car would not start due to a defective park-lock switch, which was subject of a recall.' 'Inconsistent connectivity with iPad! Sometimes worked, other times not.' 'The USB port is on bottom of center storage console and has resulted in many issues of plugging in phone' 'The unit sometimes will not pair with my phone or I have to re-enter information to make it do so.' (2016 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid 2.0-L 4 Cyl hybrid)Įxternal music device interface (e.g., smart phone, MP3 player) Sometimes if I turn off the car it resolves for a day or so.' Can't change SiriusXM stations This car has very low mileage, so I'm not confident that the problems I have with the Outback won't happen here. 'The gps/screen froze up intermittently and does still every once in awhile. (At other times, it takes the camera up to 10 seconds to turn off after the car is put in drive, but that is an extremely minor annoyance.)' It didn't start doing this until about six months ago. But sometimes, it can take up to 30 seconds after the car is put in reverse for the camera to come on. 'The indicator line showing the width and distance sometimes do not show up - meaning they are not on the display' (2016 Subaru Crosstrek Limited 2.0-L 4 Cyl) Reported twice to Subaru and still no resolution' 'Right side blind spot monitoring rarely works, probably only sees a vehicle in the blind spot 1 out of 10 vehicles even missing large tractor trailers. (2016 Subaru Crosstrek Premium 2.0-L 4 Cyl)

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