My I-drive went a little haywire yesterday...
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Originally Posted by katheikia' post='503516' date='Dec 6 2007, 12:01 PM
This is the exact way mine behaved, pink flashes.
If it only happened once and is fine now (like mine) I'm not sure what the service guys can check. I guess they could look at the computer to see if it recorded a failure. I decided to write it off as a one time anomaly and will bring it in only if it happens again.
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Originally Posted by katheikia' post='503518' date='Dec 6 2007, 12:05 PM
It might have its glitches, but I disagree that its the dumbest thing ever invented. It needs some fine tuning, but I think its a great concept...How else could you access all the different features???Its such a good concept that other auto makers are using similar devices...BMW is the inventer of great technologies, and everyone else follows.
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Originally Posted by stanatl' post='503525' date='Dec 6 2007, 12:14 PM
Did you push anything other than the I-Drive controller. Mine happened when I pushed a couple of things pretty close together.
If it only happened once and is fine now (like mine) I'm not sure what the service guys can check. I guess they could look at the computer to see if it recorded a failure. I decided to write it off as a one time anomaly and will bring it in only if it happens again.
If it only happened once and is fine now (like mine) I'm not sure what the service guys can check. I guess they could look at the computer to see if it recorded a failure. I decided to write it off as a one time anomaly and will bring it in only if it happens again.
Im not sure if I pushed multiple buttons at the same time. I am also going to let it go for now, unless it acts up again..
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