TDudette

If the hardware for remote parking is already installed in your vehicle, you might want to look into it. Having the subscription on my own car allowed me to park in more congested multi-story garages, with those concrete circular pillars. However, I no longer have it.

https://www.amazon.com/s?ascsubtag=v1-7e312b-90156-4deff0ac35-k&k=dashcam

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.

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.

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

For example, I just searched eBay for "0044301830" and got seventy-four results.

No idea if it has that asd or not; I just haven't noticed it. Loved my previous E90 330D—tuned, straight through intake, etc. The sound of a straight six diesel may be off-putting to some, but I find it enjoyable and it allows me to take pleasure in my daily commute.

Who is using what? I realise my contribution will be minimal, but I am captivated by their sound and wanted to acquire something for mine because of that. Does it make more sense to modify the airbox by cutting holes and then install a K&N drop on panel? A nice, if pricey, one is done by pro ram. As well as any subjects I am grateful.

The most common oil for BMWs is 5w-30 LL-04, but you should check your owner's handbook. Hopefully, it will tell you that. Also, unless you want your warranty voided, you should never use AI for important decisions—or anything, really.

Simply inform the vehicle that a new DPF has been installed.

Since not everyone checks this thread for hellos, you might get more responses by asking in the 3 series area.

Your wife may have a point tbf 😂

In retrospect, I should have just replaced the hydrobushes on my W204; I should have gotten a new arm altogether. In addition to the cost of the bush itself, the additional labour required to replace it was nearly equal to the total cost of the control arm. It was laborious and needed tools like a press, blowtorch, and angle grinder. Tony Bones was the one who did it back then.

Hello there!

I've used the LR Extended Warranty and MoT warranty for a couple repairs, and I'll keep buying them because they seem to cover everything, and my go-to independent LR garage has no problems working with them. After my Evoque is 10 years old (or 100,000 miles), I will only go to a third party provider because LR will no longer offer coverage.