eldiablo

There is mention of this somewhere in the previous 32 pages. I think the example stated was an iPod sucking volume from a sat radio device when plugged in simultaneously. Only plug in what you will be listening to at any given time. Or find a switcher that can do it for you automatically or with a button push.

The dealer was Miller in Mt Holly. Their reaction proves to me that they have indeed heard of this issue but are not one of the dealers willing to escalate. I personally, am not going to do anything until I have at least 5k miles on the vehicle to see if it "learns" its way out of it, or to see if SOA issues anything formally in the meantime. I will also test drive an 06 next time I am there to compare the difference. If it is significant, you can bet that me and my completely stock LGT that's only ever had 94 octane will create a ruckus to get it fixed. Until then... I still love my car! and I will deal with this issue.

Went to my local dealership for my first oil change today. Out of curiosity I asked the 2 gents behind the counter if they've gotten many complaints about the studdering problem. Before I could finish my sentence, the one guy rolls his eyes and walks out the door. The other dude gets real defensive and says, "Haven't seen that memo from SOA!" "Sure," I tell him, "I'm just curious to know if any customers have complained about it since I personally will be complaining about it at my next scheduled service if it hasn't fixed itself." Not a single one he says gruffly. I explained that many dealers are being told by SOA to have the ECU reflashed on problematic vehicles, and thought they may want to be aware. Boy do I hope this thing fixes itself.