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When removing the diesel particulate filter (DPF) and exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve, it is necessary to modify the software to deactivate these components. These engines often experience timing chain stretch, which may explain the current condition of the DPF. The intake and inlet ports frequently get obstructed with carbon deposits due to the presence of the DPF and EGR back pressure.

There is no available space to store it. The car lacks one. The Auto Stop/Start is powered by a capacitor instead. The item should be located on the passenger side wall of the rear cargo compartment behind the trim.

The 2018 L405 model should not be equipped with an additional battery. My wife's previous 2017 L405 SCV8 did not have one.

A person who owns a Nissan Leaf had their batteries replaced in Holland for 4k. It is advisable to compare prices before making a decision.

Let's determine whether that is effective. If this is now functioning correctly, I will remove the previous postings about missing photographs since they are unnecessary. Just to inform you everyone in advance (y)

was significantly reduced in size. However, remains a problem. Thank you everyone

This has been ongoing since the end of December, and the board owners are aware of it since it has been mentioned in a few postings. This is the first time I have been affected by this.

I believe that is another familiar problem with the forum software. Uncertain of the reason behind the statement. As seen before and noted by other websites. Indifferent Deleted and republished pictures. Seems fine at the moment.

This pertains to the E-Niro 4+ model. The technique should be the same for other Kia models that have the cabin filter located beneath the glove box. Simple procedure. Requires under 5 minutes. Removing trash from the glove compartment. Instructions according to Bosch.

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Located beneath the front left wheel arch, specifically behind the liner, the access is straightforward and uncomplicated. There are several hyperlinks available on the internet. The device has its own batteries, and in the event of its malfunction or decay, it may transmit erroneous voltage back into the vehicle. There is a minimal probability that it might be the source of your troubles, but it is a simple item to rule out during your investigation.

Does the 204 model have the same alarm sounder as the 203 model (as well as many other Mercedes-Benz models)? Before proceeding, disconnect the device and observe the outcome. If there are no modifications, it is advisable to have the codes read. It seems improbable that all of these codes are genuine, thus post #2 seems like a reasonable choice. However, the most cost-effective method is to disconnect the alarm transmitter.

I will examine this and evaluate it. There was definitely air being pumped into the bladders, and the process was swift. Does this not imply that it is still functioning properly?

I have not yet attempted this. I will attempt to locate a schematic illustrating the process of removing the covers. I lack complete certainty on the functions of the control modules. This afternoon, I removed the seat control adjusters on the driver side in order to apply a little amount of Vaseline around the seals of the 5 connections. However, after reassembling the adjusters (which was difficult), the seats no longer inflate and I can hear a faint hissing sound. Regrettably, I have exacerbated the situation. Apologies.

Oh, how intriguing. Considering that the bladders remain inflated after being inflated, it is likely that there is a little leak. However, additional investigation is necessary to confirm this. Under typical circumstances, at what specific moment should the pump cease its operation? Is it convenient to inspect or reach the bladders? If it is a career that requires standing, I believe I will refrain from pursuing it.

There is no text provided. Here is a little update. It has been discovered that a former owner attempted to repair the air bolsters in the passenger seat, but was unsuccessful in doing so. Essentially, they applied an excessive amount of tape to a recent connection, when all they needed to do was use a little more force to properly attach the pipe. Fortunately, the repair was provided at no cost. According to another source, Mercedes has communicated that the seat bolsters may only be altered during the first 3 minutes of the car's ignition. Despite some claims of nonsense, I have personally found this to be accurate. I am able to modify the position of my seats for around 3 minutes. However, after that duration, the pump ceases to function and I must restart the vehicle in order to make any more adjustments. There might be a potential defect or that could be the standard configuration for my specific model. Regardless, the system is now functioning well and I would want to express my gratitude to everyone for their guidance and assistance.

Appreciation expressed. I will verify the output. I believe there may be a little issue with the output, as I can detect a slight release of air while attempting to deflate. However, the inflation of the chambers does not seem to be evident. Is the pump audibly noisy or am I seeing it as less audible due to its enclosure in foam? According to another discussion, the seat air chambers can only be altered for a limited duration upon starting the automobile. Initially, I found the noises to be peculiar. However, when doing a diagnostic examination, it seems that my first impression was indeed accurate. Perhaps it is also a flaw. I am curious to understand the functionality of the controls, since it seems that they are not linked to any electrical components, but rather only reliant on the air pipes.

I am uncertain about your reference to the motor (is this an additional component for the seats?), but when I start the car's ignition and attempt to inflate the seat, I hastily go towards the trunk and can perceive the pump generating vibrations from behind the foam enclosure. The lack of noise makes it unclear whether the device is functioning correctly or not. If my observation is correct, the pump seems to possess two protruding pipes, while there is a possibility of more ones. The pump itself has not been seen since it is enclosed in a black plastic container. In my opinion, it is likely the subsequent aspect to investigate. After referring to David's provided link, I inspected the pipe connections located at the front of the chairs. Upon examination, I saw that the joints were intact and free from any cracks. I have not yet removed the back of the chairs to inspect for any contents. Given that the fuse is intact and I can see the pump's activity, I assume that there is likely a little leakage, but I have yet to determine its source. Are there any other conspicuous spots where they fail with more frequency?

I will investigate this more since it closely resembles the symptoms I am experiencing. Appreciation expressed.

Indeed, an astute observation. I will initiate a series of telephone conversations.

I appreciate your prompt response. Although I own a limited warranty, I refrained from using the claim limit to save it for any future occurrences of more severe issues. If necessary, I can do without the adjustable chairs, but I am willing to try adjusting them myself out of curiosity. I may choose to bring it to an independent technician nonetheless, in order to get a diagnosis and make a decision based on that assessment.