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  1. https://www.hubauer-shop.de/en/thermostat-with-adapter-11517805811.html
  2. Adverse Houston. Exclusively authentic from BMW. With this component, any additional action is akin to self-sabotage. The majority of aftermarket variations, including Behr and Mahle, are identical inferior products manufactured in Italy.
  3. No original equipment exists for the main stat produced by Steyr, made in Austria. Obtain authenticity and exclusivity.
  4. I purchased a Wolfbox rearview dash cam. Functions exceptionally well. Significantly improved rear visibility and infrequently impacted by weather conditions. It is imprudent of Toyota designers to neglect rear visibility when the vehicle is stationary.
  5. Consistently scan and adhere to codes, using them as a reference. Additionally, you may assess a sensor with a multimeter and proceed with its replacement if necessary. This model appears to lack a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). A straightforward method to verify this is by examining the tire valves; if they are large and metallic, it is likely equipped with TPMS. Otherwise, the run-flat system depends on the wheel speed sensor to identify if one wheel is rotating slower than the others, triggering an alert. A dealer is not required; any reputable garage equipped with a proficient scanner can assist. Please provide your location, as some members here may be able to help if they are not too distant.
  6. Greetings. First and foremost, The purported mechanic is uninformed, as ninth-generation Civics lack tyre pressure sensors. The system responds to wheel speed anomalies through the ABS sensors. This is likely the reason for the illumination of the ABS warning lights, among others. Consult a knowledgeable professional to scan the ABS system and examine the reluctor rings and ABS wheel speed sensors, then proceed accordingly.
  7. One side of the oil filter should connect to the main vacuum pipe nipple. Proceed to the pressure converter, located at the position indicated by the red circle in the image. The single turbo side operates at the same pressure as the converter.
  8. This connector is intended for engines equipped with a DPF temperature sensor; however, some engines, like yours, do not possess this feature. Typically, 316 and 318d lack them. It will be equipped with an O2 sensor; I have yet to encounter an N47D20C without one. Positioned atop the vehicle's DPF unit, it connects via the auxiliary connector. Which hoover hoses? That age should possess only two vacuum pipes: one connecting the main vacuum pipe to the EGR cooler bypass pressure converter, and the other linking the converter to the bypass. Which EGR code has been generated?
  9. Regrettably, despite numerous additional efforts, I have made no progress. I reached the point when the ZLink app requested my phone's password, which I entered, but it failed to verify owing to a connection issue. Extremely exasperating. I am starting to suspect that the application is the issue.
  10. By the way, how can I verify or modify the state of the 'Client' mode?
  11. Thank you both; I will attempt it once more and see the outcome.
  12. Greetings and thank you for your reply. Regrettably, I have undergone that surgery numerous times without success. My phone is erroneously identifying both the new screen and 'Range Rover Evoque' as linked devices, leaving me uncertain on which to utilise; furthermore, WiFi connectivity is not established on either device. Furthermore, the new screen is equipped with two USB cables that are now stored in the glove compartment, leaving me uncertain whether to utilise one of these or the vehicle's USB for a wired connection; nonetheless, they remain unresponsive. I have purchased a WiFi dongle that likewise fails to connect to the head unit. Frustration!
  13. I have recently fitted a Chinese aftermarket infotainment screen in my 2018 SE Tech to enable Android Auto access and successfully paired my mobile phone over Bluetooth, providing audio services to my phone. Nevertheless, I am unable to establish a WiFi connection. I have attempted to adhere to the Android Auto connection guidelines within the application, consulted Google Gemini, and reviewed YouTube tutorials for assistance, yet none have advanced my progress. I can access the AA screen and several application logos, but upon selection, they attempt to open and then abruptly cease functioning due to a lack of connection. Does anyone else experience such issues or, preferably, a potential solution? Thank you
  14. It may be one of those elements "if installed."
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