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  1. Thank you for the information. However, I now use it to traverse the A303 each weekend for my travel from London to Cornwall, therefore I need it consistently. I regret not resolving it when it was inactive during the ULEZ vintage automobile waiting period. Retrospective insight and all that
  2. Understood, thank you for the information. Thank you
  3. Indeed, I saw that, although it seems quite different. Is the image just inaccurate? Thank you.
  4. I am unable to locate any information online throughout my searches. I find myself greasing my existing cable every 500 miles, and it urgently needs replacement. The vehicle is a 1984 230CE. Best Regards
  5. https://www.niemoeller.de/en/w123c/w123c/B243/303503/g30039-wire-drawing
  6. Does anybody know where I may get a replacement throttle cable? I want one of these items.
  7. The last time I checked for a key for an E90, the prices were £155 from a local key cutter, £160 from BMW, and £95 from BWC Chiptune; however, I believe Jason no longer provides this service, as I previously requested him to obtain one for my M4.they are more expensive for the F series.
  8. Unlock the car with the remote, and the charger will disengage automatically.
  9. Hello everyone, I am considering acquiring a C300e. Should I aim to charge to 100% or 80%, similar to a BHEV? I currently possess a Passat, which can be charged to 100% as it is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV). The general consensus is that batteries exhibit greater resilience, and the range is limited even without deducting 20%.
  10. If a tracker was a prerequisite at the policy's commencement, they should have informed you and would likely have requested verification. If a requirement is absent and the checkbox indicating its presence is marked, resulting in a policy discount, the insurance company will then demand evidence of its installation if the vehicle is stolen. If evidence could not be provided, they would undoubtedly reject the assertion. Based on your statements, the conditions indicate that the claim would be denied if your vehicle lacks an operational security or tracking system; so, the interpretation of "security device" will be crucial.
  11. Regrettably, that seems to be the case.
  12. I discovered that when I cross-referenced the MB part numbers on each shock, my part number was absent from one but present on the other. The VIN number ultimately determines the outcome.
  13. Suspension setups for sports vehicles mostly in the United Kingdom. Installed on the front and rear axles. Operating a vehicle on asphalt. Poor road suspension is installed on both wheels for operation mostly on dolomite routes and remote areas such as Australia. It seems that they cannot be confused with one another. I have spoken with Autodoc and modified my order to the 19-263038 kind. Well done I cross-referenced the components, since Autodoc indicates both are compatible, which they are, to be fair, assuming the front and rear setups are matched.
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