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Ford Mondeo 2.0 TDCi Powershift, 2010 model year The gearbox fluid was changed at 117,000 kilometres, and the current mileage is 125,000 kilometres. Every time I shift from second to first gear or during an upshift, I hear clunking and jerking sounds. Light acceleration is accompanied by a metallic noise, resembling vibrating springs, between 1,500 and 2,500 rpm. With the exception of a few slips, the car is reasonably stable on the highway; on the 500 km return from Spain, I had six 2-second slips. The vehicle stutters between 1,000 and 2,500 rpm, as if the computer is desperately trying to find traction in every gear (even manual mode). Are any suggestions out there?

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To remove restrictions from the battery management app, open the app in your phone's app drawer, choose Android Auto, and then locate the app. Best regards

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To "forget" the car and reconnect, try resetting CarPlay on your phone. So, you want to make a call from your phone while driving?

Indeed, it does.

Is CarPlay available for your vehicle year?

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My phone still won't pair with CarPlay, even after buying a data-only cable. Bluetooth is functional. the prior owner did not link their vehicle to CarPlay. I'm confused about how to fix this.

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Is there a dashcam in the vehicle that connects to the mirror in the back? Ask me how I know this, but even though the adaptor is fantastic, taking the cover off is a certain way to ruin the plastic clips. Parts of the car's trim falling off isn't just cosmetic, but if I were you, I'd just buy the cover and save £20. Make sure to inspect for damage the next time the cover is removed. Unless you've only had the car for a few days, I wouldn't expect Kia to cover anything if there is. Assuming it's broken, the worst-case scenario is that they'll charge you for a diagnostic.

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So, this section?

How many years? It seems like a damaged clip.

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I completely forgot. I am a Hybrid 2 KIA Niro

Which type of vehicle?

If someone knows the answer, please tell me. I apologise in advance for the length: Even after spending an inordinate amount of time adjusting it, this cover won't stay put. It "clicked" the first time I returned it to the dealer; he came out, replicated my actions, and then declared that was it. Oh, absolutely. After 10 minutes, it came off. Although the previous visit to the dealer took half an hour, the salesperson advised me to use double-sided tape in case it came off again (?). With my 7-year warranty in mind, I enquired about the possibility of getting a new cover. This was deemed "cosmetic" and hence excluded from the warranty, according to the response. The shroud conceals the ADAS camera and other sensors; thus, it poses a safety concern, in my opinion. Also, according to Kia rules, it's not allowed to use adhesives.

So that I can adjust the ride height, I just bought a Launch diagnostic tool.

Even though I'm 81 years old, I won't be sleeping tonight because there are no leaks and the ride is much better.

It has been a long time since I last did mine, but I'm still confused because I thought the pipe to bag had an O-ring.

In addition to the valve block and fittings, the new pump I purchased also came with "O" rings. For air spring bags, a "O" ring is not necessary. AI also mentioned that the black pipe connecting the compressor to the valve block had a 10 ml nut that, when unscrewed, would release pressure. Yet again, I am mistaken. In order to proceed, either use software deflation or release the red and blue lines.

Lol, AI is deceitful. You must have installed the new "O" rings to prevent leakage.

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Under hot weather conditions, the rear air bags failed to inflate and the compressor even came to a halt, likely as a result of thermal cut-out. Once again began working approximately one hour later. Finally decided to replace the rear air bags, compressor, and relay because the car is 8 years old and has 50,000 miles. Got a price of £1400 for these parts alone when I called a local supplier. When I asked about the price, they immediately brought up the BMW stock prices. I called BMW to get a quote for the entire job, and they said it would cost £3500 for three hours of labour. Holy cow! I opted to handle the task on my own. Purchased OEM components on eBay for a total of £217. I was able to complete the DIY job in just 5 hours after receiving parts that were visually identical to the ones on the car. The parts arrived after 2 days and the instructions were very detailed, thanks to Google AI and YouTube. I was surprised by how easy it was. Just one thing to keep in mind - the instructions state to "Inflate new air bags with the car jacked and wheels just touching the ground." That's all. No coding required. This is incorrect because the compressor cannot be activated by the ride height sensors unless the car is lowered below its normal ride height. Contrary to what Google suggests, neither the air bags nor the compressor have "Push fit" connections for airlines. My sincere wish is that this data will allow other people to cut costs just like mine. I should mention that the original compressor was actually manufactured in India and was not even badged as BMW.