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Unlike a lambda sensor, which uses a threaded bung, this one uses a pocket. The tube nut firmly presses down on the sensor as it rests on its ridge. On occasion, they do get seized very badly. By removing the flange and replacing it with a piece of an appropriate big nut that has the correct thread, I have achieved success in the past. After you've positioned it squarely in the hole and loosely on the tube nut, you can tack weld the thin slice into place. Full welding isn't necessary because it won't seal there; instead, the ridge on the probe will do the sealing. Not easy to describe.

These are what I fitted, and I was quite pleased with how well they fit and looked. They were also reasonably priced.

I was on the verge of connecting the new issue, ha ha. I recognise its rarity, but the £7,000 represents a new car for me.

@Lemmand – Not acquired a car, but last autumn I used Kismis Transport to move some industrial kit from Sheffield to Newry. Their timings and updates were exactly perfect. You're probably good if the side of the company deals with cars like their transportation services. Still, I would be careful with payments and make sure they are made securely.

Greetings, everyone. I just acquired a brand new GT-Line S and am astonished that the Kia Connect app does not provide average MPG or trip MPG. Both the BMW app and the Mercedes app provide this information. Have I inadvertently overlooked it in the application? I have also heard that a manual upgrade via USB must be executed prior to the activation of over-the-air updates. Is that indeed the situation? Thank you very much

It pertains to any model to which it is applied. My 212 E350 is self-steering. How would you know? You have only acquired this knowledge nonetheless. 😀😀

https://www.waltersmercedesbenzofriverside.com/videos/how-to-mercedes-benz-parktronic-with-active-parking-assist/

If you are aware, you are aware. 👍 However, Maintain a speed below 20mph to enable the PARKTRONIC® system with Active Parking Assist to identify a parking space for you. The sensors will activate when your Mercedes-Benz identifies a suitable adjacent parking place, indicated by an arrow. Engage the vehicle in reverse; it will then enquire whether you want to activate the Parking Pilot. Press "Ok" on the steering wheel to begin. Gradually reduce pressure on the accelerator and use the brake as necessary to initiate the reverse manoeuvre into the parking space. Your Mercedes-Benz will autonomously manage the steering wheel. Adhere to the PARKTRONIC® with Active Parking Assist instructions to determine whether to shift the vehicle into drive or reverse. Upon reaching the designated location and aligning the vehicle, your Mercedes-Benz will indicate "Finished," allowing you to shift the car into park. To park on the passenger side, you must use the indicators and maintain a speed of 10 mph.

It has identified a vacancy and is enquiring whether you like to park in it. 😀

The 9-speaker JBL system was an available feature on the UK GR Sport model, which is the specification the original poster is considering. For what it's worth, the JBL option is advisable for a UK GR Sport, since it includes Alcantara and motorised seat adjustment.

https://mag.toyota.co.uk/2022-corolla-and-c-hr-whats-changed/

The original poster said that using Apple CarPlay makes the 2022 model year C-HR with Smart Connect preferable, since it has wireless CarPlay.

The latest Smart Connect system has wireless Apple CarPlay, which may assist in your decision-making. If you like high-quality music, continue searching for a C-HR equipped with the optional 9-speaker JBL system.

Prospective buyers of a first-generation C-HR should be well informed; the decision to proceed with the purchase rests with them.

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