[IDBGOD]

Originally Posted by Cyanfall

I cannot believe dealer charge money for software update.

Why would it be for free? Software updates are never fast, can require hours to download completely, and take up shop and bay time for something that isn’t even necessary. They don’t just do this for you because you request it. If it’s not directly related to an issue and the car isn’t calling for it for a fix and you still want an update .....well you have to pay for it. Makes perfect sense.

Plus it’s annoying because you have to sit around and wait for s few hours too. Not worth it lol.

[Cyanfall]

Originally Posted by IDBGOD

Why would it be for free? Software updates are never fast, can require hours to download completely, and take up shop and bay time for something that isn’t even necessary. They don’t just do this for you because you request it. If it’s not directly related to an issue and the car isn’t calling for it for a fix and you still want an update .....well you have to pay for it. Makes perfect sense.

Plus it’s annoying because you have to sit around and wait for s few hours too. Not worth it lol.

I did not realise it was the ECU update you were talking about which makes sense to take hours since ECU require advanced securities.(Before someone replied to me, no one mentioned the word ECU in this thread) But the infotainment system update should be able to do at any location and take little time, which it, according to information given by another member of forum, indeed is.