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Hello everyone, I have a brief question about the W212 E Class late 2015 cars and whether or not they operate with the Mercedes Me app's vehicle locating feature. It used to function on my 1965-vintage A45, but I'm having trouble getting it to connect on the E63.

Currently, I cannot make up my mind. I've always like black automobiles, so that's the colour I've been giving the most thought to. It's also lovely in that dark blue hue. As the time comes for me to make a purchase, I will have more clarity.

What you have discovered (a three-inch metallic cylinder with wires on each end?) is the ballast resistor for dim-dip headlamps. Examine the positive coil terminal. If it is ballasted and authentic, there will be two conductors. One pink/white conductor that IS the ballast (the resistive wire). The opposite is yellow/white. The ignition circuit must have a total resistance of approximately 3 ohms; otherwise, the distributor points have a tendency to vaporise. Either a 3 ohm coil with no ballast (white wire) or a 1.5 ohm coil with a ballast. Coils may be marked either 12v for unballasted or Ballast or 9v for, um, ballasted.

Most likely, "84" is "ballasted ignition." Is the bypass working right? The yellow-and-white wire that goes to the solenoid should only be live when the starter is turned on.

1. What will you use to capture your footage? video camera or solid state? What characteristics are necessary or preferred? What distinguishes an AV input from a DV input? Do you own a device with the necessary inputs and outputs? It is what? 2. A bullet camera and mount or a camcorder mount? Which choice is the best? Third, bullet cameras What characteristics should we evaluate? lens, microphone, waterproofing, connectors, and mounting 4. How much power do we need? What is the most effective approach to power these things? Hard wiring, rechargeable batteries, or an additional camcorder battery? 5. How much will it probably cost? 6. What is required to transfer the recorded video to a computer, DVD, etc.?

Trade plates are intended to be used exclusively on trade-related trips. The ANPR camera cannot see the licence plates if they are positioned on top of the dashboard or behind the rear window. You should be able to obtain a copy of the ANPR image to support your claim, but they WILL prosecute if the trade plates are not visible.