QUOTE(iluvena @ Feb 14 2010, 12:31 AM)
guys,
just to share experience with you all.
1) if park at area with down hill slope, never ever move the car by simply releasing the hand brake (with N gear and ignition off) and control the movement with foot brake. the BAS is not there so the brake is not working. (or maybe have to press harder?). nearly lost control of my car and only able to stop them by pulling the handbrake.
so for precaution, should move the car with engine running or maybe with ignition on will do.
2) never ever leave thumb drive attached to the usb port when not in use. mine after 2 months seldom take out the drive from the port, now the thumb drive becoming dumb drive. i think spoilt already. actually it was stated earlier in the manual that we should not practice leave them attached when starting the car. this could result in damage to the thumb drive.
havent check yet on the usb port. pray hard it is working fine and only the thumb drive spoilt.
For (1), no one should ever attempt to move a car without turning the ignition on. Putting the gear into N and releasing the handbrake regardless of any road surface is simply looking for trouble. No brakes, no proper steering, no engine and throttle, and no safety devices on... very dangerous. just to share experience with you all.
1) if park at area with down hill slope, never ever move the car by simply releasing the hand brake (with N gear and ignition off) and control the movement with foot brake. the BAS is not there so the brake is not working. (or maybe have to press harder?). nearly lost control of my car and only able to stop them by pulling the handbrake.
so for precaution, should move the car with engine running or maybe with ignition on will do.
2) never ever leave thumb drive attached to the usb port when not in use. mine after 2 months seldom take out the drive from the port, now the thumb drive becoming dumb drive. i think spoilt already. actually it was stated earlier in the manual that we should not practice leave them attached when starting the car. this could result in damage to the thumb drive.
For (2), like you said the manual did warn against leaving the USB plugged in. Leaving it in for short periods is pretty safe, but it's better not to risk losing your data. I usually leave the USB in but only in secured parking places or at home, otherwise I'd pull it out and hid the USB drive in the central storage or glove box. Keep it safe from prying eyes and itchy hands, even though nowadays thumb drives are a dime a dozen.
Anyway, a comparison between the interior of the K5 and the upcoming Sonata. The K5's console and dash is pretty reminiscent of the 5 series. The Sonata's is less cluttered with buttons but I'm no fan of the excessive curves.

This post has been edited by StarGhazzer: Feb 14 2010, 01:29 PM
Feb 14 2010, 01:22 PM

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