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Hey everyone, I’m on looking for a first car for my daughter's birthday and noticed a 2022 Fiat 500 on FB Marketplace posted by Lamsam Logistics. At first blush I thought I was dealing with a private seller, but it turns out I’ve stumbled upon a Belfast based transport company that’s also in the business of selling repossessed vehicles. They’ve thrown their hat in the ring with home delivery to Somerset, promising it’ll be on your doorstep in a week to ten days. That all sounds like pie in the sky but I’m feeling a bit like a cat on a hot tin roof about shelling out cash before laying my eyes on the car. Has anyone walked this road before? Or did you actually bite the bullet and buy from them? I’m all ears to get the lowdown on the process, payment, and vehicle details. Your thoughts would be worth their weight in gold.

Greetings everyone, I would greatly appreciate it if someone could send me with an EU Image version because I am experiencing the exact same problem with my head unit.

The only thing that doesn't work is the maps DVD, and the US maps don't have any purpose in the EU. Other than that, everyone is good to go.

https://mbworld.org/forums/s-class-w221/738829-ntg3-command-navigation-hard-disk-replacement-ssd.html

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My score is 3.5, haha. Due to the lack of changes to this model over the past four years, I am simply seeking updated maps.

yeah, I've tried everything. Even though the command reads all the formats, it still says "unknown format" on both the original and copied map discs. I've tried with versions 18, 11, and 10, and it still doesn't work. So, it seems like the only way ahead is to create an image. I am able to provide US for a trade.

Have you considered erasing the entire disc? My guess is that the system recreates everything and the disc just stores individual records and maps. Believe me when I say this isn't true. Please share the photograph if you come across one.

Hey there! So, like I said in the title, I replaced out a broken HDD in my 06 W221 S-class with a working one. The problem is that I only had the US version image, and the command won't accept the maps DVD. I'm looking for the EU image. Anybody got any ideas? I don't care if it's ancient if it still works.

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Well, it's possible these...

To screw into, you might require the plastic plugs, which are available online and at most car shops; they are expanding plastic rivets.

The pricing ranged substantially, I noticed that. Purchased ten for £6.39, but witnessed a man attempting to sell four for £16.00!

I recently removed these to accommodate my side steps and realised I was sitting on a small fortune 😆.

Great. Will place an eBay purchase for a set.

Those screws are short self-tappers, if memory serves. Perhaps remove one from the opposite side to measure it. The Partsouq online catalogue lists these as part number 1249306257E Screw Tapp, and I was able to locate a plethora of these on eBay.

You should be able to find them on sites like eBay and others.

Sportage 2017 Kia It appears that a pothole has severely struck the rear nearside mudflap, ripping off what appear to be two screws in comparison to the offside mudflap. Can someone tell me where I can get the screws I need, or will Kia simply charge exorbitant prices?

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Let there be a leak.

without a doubt motor oil

in 2004

What is the current year?

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The fluid may be gearbox fluid, as the cooler is integrated within the radiator. Alternatively, conduct a leak-down test, as the head gasket may have failed.