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Elevate the front of the vehicle on both sides and remove the wheels; this will alleviate the stress on the bar. Detach the clamps and extract the bushes (they are fractured, hence no more action is required regarding the bar). Install fresh bushes and evaluate the outcome. Best of luck...

Replace the arb bushes, since they produce significant noise after they have dried and hardened. Does the banging cease while driving in rainy conditions?

Greetings, friend - Did you fix this issue? I have been experiencing the same problem for an extended period. Replaced the auxiliary battery, but it had no effect. Inquiring if it is the primary battery. The Start/Stop feature is similarly nonfunctional.

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Currently, there are three available on AutoTrader. Convenient for those desiring a somewhat elevated ride height without opting for an SUV. As far as I know, it is available just in estate form. 🙂👍

I agree with Tactical; if the chain is rattling, it need replacement, and thickening the oil will not restore it to its former state, just maybe muffling the sounds. While I lack the knowledge that Johnny has with these engines, based on my observations, it seems that the noise often originates from the top chain, whilst the crank sprocket remains intact. I have seen two instances of vehicles that began to rattle after being still for many weeks. The upper chain guides were discovered to be fractured, and when kept stationary for an extended period, the oil pressure in the upper tensioner diminished, causing the guides to disintegrate. If the rattling results from the degradation of the guide rails, no additives or heavier oil can mitigate the noise, and the fragments of broken plastic guide rail will ultimately obstruct the oil pump's pickup gauze. Chains that break for the second time are often attributable to inadequate maintenance or, more commonly, the installation of inferior chain kits obtained from eBay. The mileage is contingent upon the treatment of the engine; a well maintained engine with 300,000 miles may be in superior condition compared to a neglected one with just 50,000 km. Conclusion of the essay!

For optimal range, choose the E-Niro 4+ with a heat pump, since it offers the greatest specifications. Significantly superior in terms of effectiveness. Numerous Niro EV proprietors previously owned the E-Niro and have similar sentiments. I have had the vehicle for little over 18 months, accumulating 10,000 miles, and have never recorded less than 290 on the gauge of mileage (GOM), with a maximum of 314.

This reminds me of a story in which two policemen visit a guy's residence to inform him, "We regret to inform you about your wife, sir; it appears she has been struck by a bus." The man responds, "Yes, but she is excellent with the children, and I engage in sexual intercourse with her from behind."

One of my 320d vehicles seemed rather peculiar, similar to yours, early last year. I performed a forced regeneration, and it functioned well thereafter. I just completed a run down the dual carriageway and monitored the temperature to determine when it concluded.

Should you choose to forgo the ACE3 and choose an inexpensive camera, be advised that it will probably use plastic lenses. At night, clarity and hue may be a problem. The first devices I used also had issues when the SD card reached capacity. Rather of overwriting, as superior cameras do, they ceased recording. Beneficial if observed; very frustrating if overlooked. The only solution was to reformat the cards. Yes, I only use high-quality and non-pirated cards. The ACE 3 has ultra high definition recording and a night vision capability, ensuring clarity in both darkness and daylight. The microphone may be activated or deactivated based on your activities in the vehicle. Geo-location and speed recording are both adjustable.

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I just installed the BMW ACE 3 camera in my X3. Provided and installed at BMW, the total cost was £300. Fitting might be cumbersome, since the trimmings and headliners may need removal. I delegated it to the professionals. It captures footage both when stationary and in motion, a feature that my aftermarket plug-in camera lacked. Additionally, there exists an ACE3 Pro, which has a screen but is priced higher. The ACE documents all incidences, and any recordings may be accessed via an application on your mobile device.

Is it possible to play media straight from it?.....state if I populated it with music tracks.

As already said.I own a 2010 E350 CDI Sport, which has a CI/PCMCIA slot just under the on/off button. Is it useful for any purpose? I could consult the instructions, but I am contemplating this at work. Why do so when I have your assistance readily available? 😄 I presume it is outdated technology; nonetheless, I see that an adapter is available to facilitate the usage of SD cards with it. Is it beneficial?

The W246 has a distinct but more straightforward configuration. Detach the bonnet release cable from the battery cover. Detach the clamp securing the wire loom to the battery cover and slide the cover forward to remove it. Remove the connections and the fastening clamp located along the side of the battery. Elevate the battery and extract it towards the front of the vehicle, preferably with assistance due to its weight. Revert the procedure using the new battery. The battery compartment may be disassembled for improved accessibility, secured by many clips.

However, I neglected to remember that all the schematics pertain to LHD vehicles, and while opening the box on that side, I inadvertently accessed the compartment that holds, I think, the gasoline relay. The box was partially filled with water, resulting in severe corrosion of the relay terminals and relay owing to total submersion.

I own an aftermarket screen that explains the absence of the CID; yet, ISTA indicates that the vehicle has lost contact with the DDE and EKPS. S0237: Communication with EKPS is not feasible. S0392: Communication with Engine Electronics is not possible. I needed to verify if the fuse linked to the DDE had blown in this wiring diagram.

Indeed, you are correct on ISTA. I have had the misfortune of my laptop battery failing simultaneously with my car's breakdown, necessitating the makeshift connection of four extension wires to power the laptop from my vehicle. I believe I am approaching the problem; I first believed I had discovered the solution, but I am no longer quite certain. ISTA's operations provided a more explicit understanding of the situation.

Greetings everyone, I am experiencing a problem with my F10 520d; it exhibits no cranking or starting. The only errors shown on the dashboard are: Drivetrain Stabilisation (DSC) malfunction Flat Tyre Monitor (FTM) malfunction (and some illumination deficiencies due to the use of LEDs) The vehicle fails to crank or start, while the ignition activates properly. I have conducted a scan of the vehicle, and the trouble codes are shown below. The problem occurred last week when I had a slow puncture fixed while the ignition was on. Following the installation of the tire, the vehicle began to misfire, accompanied by DSC, FTM, and battery malfunctions. After parking, the automobile failed to restart. I left it for a little while, and it resumed functioning without any issues. Over many days, the issue persisted, but I ultimately managed to start the vehicle by either rousing it from sleep mode or swiftly deactivating the DSC prior to driving. The last instance in which I successfully used it included jump-starting the vehicle. However, it then stalled while I was driving and has not begun since; I had to arrange for recovery to return home, since I was far from my residence, which necessitated the journey. I have attempted the following so far: Replaced the battery; nevertheless, it had no effect. Notably, my old battery had a value of 11-11.8v, perhaps indicating a parasitic drain. Disconnected the battery for 15 minutes; the device still did not start. Attempted to jump-start again; it is no longer effective. I replaced the aftermarket instrument cluster with the original, however it did not provide any improvement. Disassembled my aftermarket infotainment system; it yielded no improvement. I have attempted to reset the vehicle several times, but the drivetrain problem and FTM issue persist. Disconnected IBS sensor; the system remains unresponsive. My perspective: There may be a faulty ground connection, but I am uncertain where to begin troubleshooting. Any suggestions? The wheel sensor has malfunctioned after the tire repair, resulting in a series of complications. I have purchased the replacement component and am awaiting its arrival; it is the next item on my agenda for replacement. My DME may be nonfunctional. My IVM may be nonfunctional. Before investing further funds, does anybody have suggestions for effectively troubleshooting this issue?

Thank you for your response. I purchased the vehicle as an ex-demonstrator in March 2017, and its initial service occurred in March 2018, indicating it missed its first service in 2017. The salesman had assured me that it had been serviced prior to my acquisition, which presents the issue: either it was not serviced, or the service book was not stamped. However, considering I have consistently maintained the vehicle since my ownership and it has only accumulated 62,000 miles, is it truly necessary to perform an 80,000-mile service solely for the sake of maintaining the service record? I apologise for my verbosity, but I appreciate your response anyway.

Greetings Everyone, I regularly have my car serviced by Kia and recently brought it to a dealer for its annual service. The vehicle is 8 years old and has accumulated just over 62,000 miles. I had scheduled a 70,000-mile service, but Kia informed me that due to the car's age, it required an 80,000-mile service, which would cost nearly £500. I declined and opted for the 70,000-mile service, planning to address the comprehensive service next year. Do you believe this was the correct decision? Should I have opted for the larger and more costly option?

I have a Cavapoo and I adore him.💕

Observe the front wheels as they begin to collide at full lock during gradual turns in frigid conditions. An ineffective nox sensor is inconsequential. The GLC is really exceptional. Do not allow a faulty sensor to deter you. They traverse freeway distances with utmost comfort.