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That is a beautiful design, but is black on black required?

Codes that are present but not displayed can cause a myriad of problems, and poor quality remapping is no exception. There have been a few threads on this site where that has occurred.

What kind of scanner did they use? Not all generic ones are able to detect MB-specific error codes. According to what @Matt865 mentioned, the EML will activate and display a fault code, either current or historical, if you are in limp mode.

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It is greatly appreciated that you have shared all this information.

Much obliged. On Monday, I will get in touch with our independent mechanic. When he speaks, I will inform you.

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Hi! Consider purchasing this 2015 Toyota Sienna AWD from the dealership; it has one owner, approximately 100,000 kilometres on the odometer, a perfect history of maintenance, and a clean carfax. During the mechanical inspection, a small coolant leak was discovered inside the v-bank, and the vehicle is being sold by a Lexus dealership. According to the mechanic, it's not a big deal because these V6 engines typically have some small seepage there and continue to last indefinitely. According to his observations, there is no active seepage, no coolant pooling or dripping, and the area is dry. To him, it was just a dry, coloured spot. According to the mechanic, this is a common issue with most Toyota and Lexus V6s. I have heard nothing but bad things about this coolant in the V-bank, but this dealership seems legit. Is anyone able to shed light on this? Rest assured, the floor is completely free of any pooling or dripping coolant. Before I commit to purchasing this Sienna, I would greatly value your opinion. Much obliged.

Yeah....went full MB....not looking forward to dismantling that anytime soon!

I bought a pair for my OM642, and for all the reasons stated above, the fit and quality were absolutely awful. I got some replacement plastic ones and put those on.

I own a manufacturer fob remote that indicates the car is operational through a flashing LED, along with the remaining runtime.

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It is merely my sense of humour; often, the engine's operation is audible.

I share the same sentiment; it poses no difficulty for me either travelling locally or over large distances, including vacations to France in both summer and winter with two electric mountain bikes on the towbar bike carrier. Agree that the 360 camera functions effectively; however, the rear visibility is limited when the bicycles are mounted in the rear.

It is improbable that there is something erroneous with those concerns if they all arise simultaneously. There is likely an issue with the sensors. I have the same problem; however, I am unconcerned and merely need to direct it to the appropriate individual for resolution.