I checked both fuse box under the hood (driver side in front of the negative battery cable and the fuse box behind the glove box. Many fuses were not completely seated. They are now.
Also, I addressed the possibility of a problem caused by a poor ground for the battery. This is an easy problem to fix at home if you want to avoid going to the dealer and waiting.
- Disconnect the positive cable from the battery
- Disconnect the negative battery cable at the grounding point next to the brake/clutch fluid reservoir
- Sand the paint off to bare metal where the battery cable was grounded
- Make sure the washer facing the grounding point is also clean and is bare metal
- Reconnect the negative battery cable
- Reconnect the positive battery cable
I doubt that my car will experience any "electrical" surprises. I do not like to experience any electrical problem but I enjoy diagnosing and resolving them.