I’ve had a look in my settings and could not find an auto shutdown function. Keeping the engine running keeps the radio on. Thanks for the comment.

That’s interesting and confirms what I was already suspecting. Makes you wonder why the car can link to wifi and it has a method for checking for updates in settings. I’ve been chasing another problem between the DAB reception and Apple CarPlay and thought I would check if there was another firmware update that might help only to find there was another minor map update that the car via wifi hadn’t found. Thanks watching and thanks for the comment.

Only what I did. Update the firmware first and then the maps.

I’m liking the car a lot. In many ways it was good to be pushed into replacing the mk4. On a motorway I’m getting 54mpg, it’s quiet in the cabin and the ride is good. The sync 3 navigation system is good and easy to navigate. I like I can hook up my mobile via the USB port and get the mobile apps like What’s App, Google maps etc working on it. You can use the voice commands to reply to messages, tune the radio, and alter the air con. I’m not quite so impressed with the Dab radio which feels like the antenna is weak and prone to interference from bad usb cables or even dash cams on the rear window. This is the first time I’ve had an electronic hand brake and it has the brake assist for smooth hill starts. It works pretty well and makes the interior look a lot neater. I also like that it actually has a skinny spare tyre. It has tyre pressure monitoring which has been useful as my front offside has a very slow leak (3 weeks). The tyres are near shot so I’m nursing them at the moment and will get replaced soon. Oh yes and finally the service interval is a staggering 18000 miles or two years. When I bought the car it was coming off lease and just had a major service including a brake fluid flush. Being a newer car it is very reliable which means my content has been limited to the routine maintenance stuff. The mk4 was obviously a little more challenging. Thanks for watching.

Check your firmware version compared to the update file to make sure the update is newer. Make sure there is only one update file on the usb at a time. Plug it into the usb port in the console and start the engine. It should start the update automatically as I showed in the video.

I do not known. Try the Ford Finland www.ford.fi/oma-ford/hyodyllista-tietoa/sync-ja-bluetooth/update#/

Have a go Nev but video it well and you can have a guest appearance on my channel. 😃

I don’t understand the final part of your question.

Mine was a 2008 and a Euro 5 engine. I did the same and it wasn’t compliant. After 2015 it was mandatory to fit Euro 6 engines to new cars and that’s what you have and so is compliant. Thanks for watching.

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