RosaStyle
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I am currently located in the South West region. Are you dissatisfied with your automobile in general? I am uncertain if the issue lies with the absence of mechanics or technicians. My belief is that the technology is not yet sufficiently developed.
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The Sportage GTLine model of the year 2023. Oh my God... I am becoming frustrated with this automobile and the inadequate 'service' provided by the dealership to address these problems! The age of my automobile is less than one year. It has been in their workshop for a duration of one week in an attempt to identify the problem with the gear knob, which is now not engaging and thus preventing movement. The dealer was unable to identify any issues, but surprisingly, the problem has not recurred since they had the vehicle in their possession. Additional problems have arisen - my spouse operated the vehicle and adjusted the seat to the '2' position (I typically use the '1' position since it is my vehicle!). The next day, I reenter the vehicle and activate the preset 1 seat position, but there is no response. It is ineffective for both settings. In addition, the dashboard visuals underwent a transformation and the clock displayed a time that was one hour ahead. I brought it to the dealer, who observed all the flaws. Upon returning inside, I provide them with the registration number. However, there is no vehicle registered under my name with that particular registration number. Last year, I was registered as the owner of a white Sportage. However, owing to several unsolved issues, I returned it and obtained this Blue Sportage instead. As previously said, this blue vehicle has been physically present in their workplace, but it is not recorded in their computer system. Currently, I must endure a wait until May, after a holiday, before they can schedule a diagnostic appointment. What is the reason for the popularity of this model? Feeling remorseful about purchasing the item..... does anybody else have this sentiment???
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Recently, I underwent the process of purchasing a pre-owned SUV and separately selling my previous vehicle. One of the first inquiries after "has the car been involved in an accident" was "has the car been exposed to smoking?" It will certainly leave a visible impact on your automobile and decrease its overall worth.
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Entering a postal code in a separate head unit.
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Neither do I with my Niro.
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Repeatedly experiencing pain - that seemed very abundant to me. It is definitely worth seeking a repair service in your area.
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The thermal housing, rear link pipe utilising authentic BMW components, and OE Febi housing cost a total of Β£200. Additionally, it took 1 hour of effort to install and 30 minutes to bleed. If the FRM is not damaged by water, it may be reprogrammed. This service is available in the UK and likely also in the US. A reflash should cost less than Β£100 here.
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The S models are enjoyable vehicles, but they can also be temperamental. At 50,000 miles, components are likely to be worn out or near to failure due to high operating temperatures and fuel efficiency concerns, necessitating replacement: Timing chain - use a complete kit from Febi with vanos sprockets and guides. Vanos solenoids should be replaced with Pierburgs. Additionally, replace the oil filter housing gasket. Replace the sump gasket with Elring Dirko and thoroughly clean the sump. Also, replace the rocker cover gasket. Valve stem oil seals Rectangular rings should be used on the ends of camshafts, using only authentic BMW parts. Replace the piston rings with high-quality FAI rings after honing the bores, avoiding the use of inferior plastic oil control rings. HPFP gasket or even the pump itself; Replace rear coolant link pipe with authentic BMW part. Use genuine Febi thermostat housing. Possible replacement of oil pump, sprocket, and chain using Pierburg brand; Possible replacement of exhaust flexi pipe. Remove the cylinder head and clean or re-lap the valves. If the engine has been consuming oil and has damaged the catalytic converter, then replace both the catalytic converter and the NTK air-fuel ratio/oxygen sensor.
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Questions about the 1995 Classic Soft Dash Steering Wheel
RosaStyle replied to CrownChikk's topic in General
One discovery will provide one fitting solution. -
My device works well about half of the time. My wife acquired a new Q3 and we had a similar situation with it.
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Some remarks suggest that you should definitely pass.
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They are currently accessible. Patience is required, since it may take a considerable amount of time, but eventually it will materialise. The vintage 129-key flip-out keyboard is unlikely to be replicable by independent key manufacturers. The DAS 3, which is the first electronic key, has the capability to perform the desired action. You will own a DAS2 on your 129.
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As per Mr. T's assertion, there is a scarcity of actions that can be undertaken... I have changed the brake pads on many occasions and even replaced the brake callipers once. In the absence of any calibration or adjustment to a starting point...
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Currently, I make an effort to refrain from driving at nighttime due to the many reasons stated by others. Driving my wife's Porsche is unfavourable, likely due to its low ground clearance. I am not fond of the concept of tinted night driving glasses, however I am very certain that I have seen them being shown in Boots Opticians on my visits.
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The windscreen wipers for the R231 (SL400) model are available.
RosaStyle replied to Strongspoi's topic in General
Ah! I do not often consider this perspective, since we do not have issues related to calcium accumulation in our region due to the presence of soft water. -
The windscreen wipers for the R231 (SL400) model are available.
RosaStyle replied to Strongspoi's topic in General
I had a same issue, but not with my SL, but with an E class. In contemporary times, a portion of the washer fluid tends to develop a thick, sticky consistency inside the tank, leading to the obstruction of the washer jets. To address this issue, it is advisable to detach the hoses and forcefully remove the blockage using either a hose or an air line. Additionally, it is recommended to replace the washer fluid as a precautionary measure. It is possible that the pump is obstructed, which may need cleaning. However, as you said, it is possible that the pump is just malfunctioning and nearing the end of its lifespan from the beginning. Apologies, I am unable to assist you with the buzzing issue. Undoubtedly, they are rather bothersome, aren't they? -
Revise the phrase "you send it by mail, they repair it..." Inaccurate predictive text π