In a fuel injected car, yes no problem.

In a carbureted car, no, big problelm.

Message unclear, user still pressed about it and writing me love letters deep in the comments

OK weird so I searched “YIZZURR guide for running dashcam cables CX-9” and it was just tasteless nudes of men? What?

You didn’t consider that there are probably several dozen, so if we want to find YOURS specifically then YOU should point US to it.

Try not being a dickhead? It will work wonders IRL. Cheers.

Why would you make someone google something you wrote? Just drop the link here

Try with Safari. Also - are you clicking on a link? Bookmarked? History? The entry point does make a difference.

Hard to believe you trust someone, but not enough, to ask this. At any rate this is the wrong subreddit.

Need more info, and a video would go a long way towards helping.

The other comment indicates that you’re using nav. In most apps, the audio ducks and my intuition says that the driver’s side gets quieted more than the passenger’s side.

If this is what you’re experiencing, then setting the navigation volume to 0 is the issue. You must mute nav in software to stop the duck-switch phenomenon.

If that’s not what’s happening then post a video and go from there.

Your intuition is correct, the Mazda 323 (Familia) stopped production in 2003. So this was probably a clerical error.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia

Of course you do. This isn’t a Mazda specific issue. Something is scratching your door.

Hmm I feel like that is the point I was trying to make even if I didn’t say it precisely that way, thank you though.

Pretty sure that the tech is designed to use the location of the last phone that saw it, therefore it would falsely lead to your house until another phone sees it and then a third would let it actually triangulate.

Something tells me OP is lacking a critical piece of info, such as a shady 3rd party seller… this doesn’t look like OEM Apple boxing to me.