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Another individual and I successfully replaced the engine in my BMW e90, completing the task in around six hours. Our understanding was limited; nonetheless, it is possible that a more experienced shop might do the task more efficiently. Examine the labor rates over a duration of around six hours. Furthermore, in the case of my M47, it was not necessary to separate the AC lines or power steering cables. Consequently, I incurred expenses just for the purchase of fresh oil and coolant.
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Is it not possible to measure the current rivets?
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The gasoline vapor emitted from the fuel tank is captured by a device that is connected to the tank. Subsequently, the captured vapor is removed from the device by a vacuum line connected to the engine, using the engine's vacuum. https://mercedes.7zap.com/en/eu/fg/car/e-klasse/e+350/69c/207456/fg/0/0/47/0/060/0/0/
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The auditory perception you may be experiencing might perhaps be attributed to the presence of an electrically controlled shut off valve that is connected to the gasoline evaporative charcoal canister in that particular vicinity. The location of the object in question might perhaps be concealed inside the wheel arch liner.
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Alert from the Engine Control Module
DreamWeaver replied to CyberNinja's topic in General Discussions
The relays may be listed on a folded fuse diagram that may be found on the right end of the driver's dashboard (at least that's where the fuse diagram is in my W211 E320). -
Avoid seeing the film at all costs. Visit a car show or museum.
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That vacation was fantastic. Where I reside is about thirty minutes north of Albany. We drove via Vermont and New Hampshire to get to Bangor, Maine, where we slept the night before crossing into Canada. We spent three days beach camping on Prince Edward Island after seeing the Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy (those tides are incredible). We then traveled the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, Canada (towing a pop-up camper). What can I say? We were away for a total of two days. The next day, we hit the road again, this time back to Maine, where we spent three more nights camping in Acadia. Nearly 2500 miles were spent on the aging Range Rover by yours truly. Taking my MGB to Prince Edward Island or along the Cabot Trail would be a dream come true. When I drove a Range Rover, people were often asking me about my Land Cruiser. When I needed a component for my car, I'd go to the auto parts shop and explain what it was for. I'd start off by mentioning Land Rovers, then go on to Range Rovers, and the salesman would finally reply, "Oh yes, Toyota."
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lol! I'm hoping you looked at the Rover I included and not just my signature. I had nothing to tinker with after selling my Range Rover and purchasing my Disco, so I caved and bought my MG. I put quite a lot of hours working on the Range Rover since it was 10 years old, but the much newer Disco has been really dependable. If all goes well with the MGB repair, I'm thinking of purchasing an early Series IIa 109 thereafter. Simply put, I'm sick of the electronics and sensors in newer vehicles.
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Check out my current Land Rover! The land bridge leading to Porcupine Key in Bar Harbor, photographed at low tide.
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Is the Land Rover included?! I have two and they're great if that's the case. I'm now driving a 1999DII, but previously had a 1988 Range Rover. Please find attached a snapshot I took of my Rangie when we were touring Nova Scotia's Cabot Trail.
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The conclusion to the adventure of Gollom's tires!
DreamWeaver replied to WiseSage's topic in General Discussions
Those six spokes have always struck me as one of the most elegant designs there is. A positive result. -
The repairs are not yet complete. Thank You for the Direction
DreamWeaver replied to developer's topic in General Discussions
The overall strength of a chain is determined by how weak its links are. If even a single member of that staff failed to make the effort to transmit your message in the appropriate manner, the whole organization comes across as inept. The human race is prone to error, and not everyone is as conscientious as they ought to be. This is NOT an excuse; yet, the situation is what it is. Having said that, the true measure of the firm, in my opinion, is how they react when they make a mistake such as this one. The following is the strategy that should be taken: As soon as it dawns on them that they are to responsible for the situation, they immediately go about doing whatever is necessary and as fast as they possibly can in order to put things right. It would seem that the dealership has failed terribly in this regard, which is something that cannot be tolerated in any way. Maybe you should take your complaint to a higher level. -Someone will care a great -
The brand-new Tig Elegance 1.5 2WD DSG
DreamWeaver replied to dave783's topic in General Discussions
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Stopping both the motion and tilt detectors
DreamWeaver replied to DreamWeaver's topic in Technical Area
I wouldn't leave them in the vehicle if the sun was shining, if there was a chance that the sun might shine, if I was going to be gone for more than 30 minutes, and the windows and sunroof would be open. But you are absolutely correct, in most cases it is a perilous thing to do. But to go back to my issue, I'm still not sure whether I have to hit both buttons simultaneously in order to turn off both systems or if I can turn off both systems individually by pushing one button then the other. You won't find it in the instructions. -
Stopping both the motion and tilt detectors
DreamWeaver replied to DreamWeaver's topic in Technical Area
Yes, if the automobile is left with my dog inside. On a ferry, the tilt must be turned off, but the interior must also be turned off so that movement within the ship does not set off the alert. Carrying a jack to test the alarm is a poor option. -
Hello. This is usually a problem for me, yet the handbook never addresses the issue together. When I turn off the tilt sensor by pressing the button, an indicator light goes off. But if I also want to turn off the motion sensor, should I do it simultaneously? I'm not sure whether it's still active, but when I click it immediately after the tilt one, it doesn't flash. I'm hoping this is explained. Cheers