Sentences with phrase «electronic issues»

Just within 5000 miles I had the car at the dealership for the same electronic issue and they still could not figured it out.

There has been one electronic issue noted — the temperature and mpg digital display is very dim when the headlights are turned on.

I have had numerous mechanical issues and even more electronic issues.

The SQL Slammer was a small, rapidly spreading virus that infected some of the most - used web servers and caused numerous problems across the U.S.. Also known as Sapphire, the virus caused outages in 911 service in Seattle, forced Continental Airlines to cancel flights because of electronic issues and crashed ATM services for Bank of America.

The most common complaint about the Toyota Sienna involves electronic issues with the engine computer.

Its visibility is exceptional and all controls are extremely obvious, The entire car is durable and while road noise is higher than the newer CRV, we've never had electronic issues like the newer vehicles and the 98 CRV is very comfortable to drive.

Fully electronic issuing process.

Unfortunately, modern mechanics does have to deal with the electronic issues as well.

That said, the car has developed an electronic issue meaning that the doors won't lock from the inside manually or with the auto lock feature that engages once over 10mph.

Until other manufacturers challenge Jeep by building utility vehicles, such as downsized Broncos or Blazers, customers will have to decide if the Wrangler's electronic issues and no low - end torque problem are outweighed by its great off - road suspension.

It has now done 70k miles and there have been no mechanical or electronic issues, just the regular maintenance.

However, this year the electronic issue suddenly became a giant problem for this dealership, and it was cited, along with tire - depth issues, as a reason to fail the car for inspection.

Its overall performance has been dismal because of engine and electronic issues.

Electronic issues, apparently still being developed, like the idle control and automated gear shifts.

U.S. Bank explicitly excludes any electronic issues, such as the inability to charge and other mechanical failures, where there is no evidence of physical damage.

Granted, the more complex they get, the more failure points there are, so there is a bit of a downside risk to tech innovation, but as battery and motor and controller hardware continue to evolve, mechanical and electronic issues should be reduced as well.