One more thing, Land Rovers are beautiful unreliable vehicles. I just couldn’t imagine myself in a dependable Toyota at any price , or a Lexus, just be part of the masses. Boutique vehicles come with boutique issues. I guess that’s why there are over 100 different companies worldwide who take older defender bodies and LS3 Chevrolet engines inside them and or other manufacturers engines because people love the look of Land Rovers and just accept the unreliability and lack of dependability that comes with this marque.

 

Yep, I too am the Renaissance man of home maintenance. There is NOTHING I won't give a go before calling for help. I, too, come up short on AC. I used to avoid plumbing before PEX (etc). Just last week, one of my units went dead and the controller wouldn't light up. Pulled the face off and no power. Checked all the breakers & surrounding outlets. All good. Then checked all the electronics at the unit - all good. Finally, I gave up. Obviously too soon! The exchange unit up in the attic has a pan. When the condensing drain gets plugged water goes to the pan where a sensor kills the power so it doesn't flood. I knew all that!! I just didn't check. But my AC guy earned his money the honest way because he was able to do what I should have. Blew out the line, suctioned out the water, collected his money. Grrrr......

 

That fix will likely come with a navigation update, not a PiviPro software update.

 

I'm now on 3.2.0a, and this 'stalling at an intersection' just happened with me for the first time.

I forgot to turn off the 'auto start/stop' and at the green light, it stalled. As per nashvegas's story: "I then start hitting the button to restart, see it's in park, power cycle, try to take it out of park, it's a bit of a nightmare. Eventually it does restart".

So if it is the 'auto start/stop' not behaving properly, then it wasn't corrected with the 3.2.0a update.

 

Even Land Rover Sarasota mention this issue:
https://www.wildelandroversarasota.c...at-red-lights/