Yeah, I've wondered that also. Good question and good for you for being paranoid.
(Of course, the pedal itself could fail. Or a meteor could impact. But it's still a good question.)
It's highly dependant on your phone's hardware and software. Some auto connect quickly while others are slower. Still others connect quickly sometimes and slowly others. This is the case with mine.
By the way, it seems to work as long as you turn the radio off before you open the door to leave. It doesn't have to be strictly before you turn the engine off.
My friend at work has the same issue with his 2011 F150, so I wouldn't hold your breath for a fix. Bluetooth has been around for a long time, but few car manufacturers have put any significant effort into making their cars work with it seamlessly.
Read half the pages here... wow.
I had to learn how to drive stick before I was really able to tell what was a good sounding shift versus what wasn't. I started really noticing the thud after 3000 miles, and I figured I just didn't have consistent clutch pedal handling. After experimenting, I...
But the Media button needs to be hit multiple times (and not always the name number of times), and it starts out playing something you don't want to listen to, or at least that was how it was for me. With this, you just turn your radio on (always the same button in the same location) and you're...
Why are there different requirement for images with .jpg and .jpeg extensions? (see attached).
These are not different files, and I question as to whether the extra 'e' really takes up that much space :lol:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23424399/jpg-vs-jpeg-image-formats
This video explains how to stay in Bluetooth mode. I was frustrated by Sync going to AM radio whenever I turned the car on. It turns out, there IS a way to get around this issue.
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I have to say, joining the mustang community has been great. It's been eight weeks, and I'm having a blast. :cheers:
This weekend, my wife, my six-week-old, and I traveled from CT to WV to celebrate my brother-in-law's marriage. Taking the GT was a no-brainer, even with a child. I had just...
Really excited about this! I've been following that car for a while. The "buy it in blue and put an exhaust on" article was the inspiration for my final color choice. I don't regret it either.
You'll still want winter tires. Breaking, an important safety feature, primarily depends on grip, which is the coefficient of friction. SUV technology does not improve the coefficient of friction; you will not break better in an SUV than in a Mustang.