LTRusty
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- 2020 Mustang GT Convertible
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edit--- for ****'s sake, sorry I buried the question too deep for the 1/2-second-attention-span crowd.
Here it is, bottom line up front: the power socket in my dashboard is always on, which makes my phone try and connect to the radar detector constantly, no matter how long it's been since I last drove the car. Is the plug supposed to be that way? Should I go see service? Is there a simple way to make it switched instead of always on?
---end edit
... is the switched power socket.
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love my 2020 GT convertible and wouldn't trade to get my Charger back, but sitting here in my hotel room with the Mustang parked outside my window, and all I hear is my phone going--
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
ad nauseam.
Here it is, bottom line up front: the power socket in my dashboard is always on, which makes my phone try and connect to the radar detector constantly, no matter how long it's been since I last drove the car. Is the plug supposed to be that way? Should I go see service? Is there a simple way to make it switched instead of always on?
---end edit
... is the switched power socket.
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love my 2020 GT convertible and wouldn't trade to get my Charger back, but sitting here in my hotel room with the Mustang parked outside my window, and all I hear is my phone going--
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
thirty seconds later
V1 DRIVER
dee-dee, dee-dee
V1 DISCONNECTED
ad nauseam.
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