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Last night driving home while using CarPlay my speakers stopped working. I tried unplugging my phone and restarting it, no dice. I tried FM, XM, USB, Bluetooth, nothing was working. It would say check turner.

The heads up display wouldn’t update with the changing navigation directions and the speed limit sign was stuck on 70 MPH

Right now I’m just waiting for the battery to die so Acura can come jump it off. Considering getting a rental car today.

One of the worst cars I’ve ever owned.

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It FINALLY turned off 15 hours later. I was not comfortable enough to unplug the battery or pull fuses. The auto start stop system isn’t working now( presumably because the battery isn’t charged very well)

thanks for the video! Learned something for next time (hopefully not)

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From: Southwestern Pennsylvania

Be sure that you are running the most recent software version.

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From: West Bloomfield, MI

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From: Baltimore MD

Same thing happened to my A Spec RDX a couple of weeks ago. It froze and wouldn’t turn off despite shutting off the car. I ended up unplugging the cord to the negative terminal and plugging it back. It reset everything. Was thinking of taking to the dealer but I have a feeling it will be useless as everything works. For most part infortainment works but it’s been glitchy on occasion. Acura needs to come out with a fix.

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this issue happed twice to my RDX Elite yesterday when i was on highway, that’s bad thing