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  1. Cars already have a manually operated noisemaker if someone looks like stepping in your path - it's called a horn!
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  2. Had these EBC on my Kia and hardly any dust came out, not cheap but long lasting. Mine was from their Ultimax range. No affiliation just good product imho https://www.ebcbrakeshop.co.uk/ Sent from my Mi A2 Lite using Tapatalk
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  3. I really like the Viofo A119v2 (not had a v3 yet) and A129 kits, for the money it’s frankly amazing spec wise and Viofo keep the updates/support coming. I would personally opt for the floor route, it’s the side the fuse box is on and in my case (4.2), it’s the side that the cable conduit goes to the rear door. Either way it shouldn’t cause issues with DAB. Also make sure you get the ACC hard wire kit so it drops the camera into park mode.
    1 point
  4. Was this legislation driven by visually impared people? What about other quiet vehicles? What about the law on vehicles making artificial noises at unsociable hours? This has all the makings of something that hasn't been thought through. 😞 That said, i want the Flying Scotsman noise.
    1 point
  5. You can go to http://japan-parts.eu and enter your VIN, then find the tensioner part number, it should show you where in the engine it's located.
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  6. I don't think it can be related to your choice of filter then. This type of filter uses a spring loaded mechanism inside the plastic housing which I think is what acts as the non-return valve. This is permanently fixed inside the housing so isn't replaced each time the filter is changed. The paper element which is changed during a service is purely a filter on these so it shouldn't have an appreciable effect on oil draining back to the sump, or start up noise. For what it's worth, my Auris has been run on nothing but non-OEM oil and filters since it was around a year old and doesn't appear to have suffered because of it.
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  7. Update: While choices in my country are still limited i pretty much have to wait, but i noticed something intresting that gen 4s have most normal price diversity and prices are not all over the place. As for warm up time i watched this video(link bellow) and in it gen 4 stayed in EV for short time after start then turned ICE on but after driving 0,7-0,8miles EV mode returned. So we can assume that when car start using EV mode again ICE is warmed up enough? Video link:
    1 point
  8. Paul the very same thing with me, same position when it rains camera can’t see .Car is back into dealers on Wednesday to get rear view camera sorted very fuzzy view . Toyota supplied and fitted the dash-cam ,if they won’t move it they can have it back , not fit for purpose .mine is the one Toyota are pushing Nextbase 380GW plus it’s on a glued pad
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  9. I'd like one that I can select when appropriate that sounds like very loudly shrieking tyres!
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  10. Perhaps linked to the pedestrian identification camera of the autonomous braking system?
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  11. Still a rare sight in the South. I regularly travel home counties and West London and have only seen maybe 5 in total... Nice analogy about becoming like twitches... Its true!! Until I take delivery of my Awd Excel I'm looking out for them wherever I go... I thought the Rav was selling extremely well but delivery must be delayed for many... No doubt loads around when I finally take receipt of my own.... Keep twitching!!!!
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  12. You should be able to use that cable on any public charger that has a Type 2 socket. Even if they're three-phase they should be able to provide single-phase power to cars that require it. The car will only draw as much current as it is capable of using, which I think is 10A @ 230V (about 2.2 kW).
    1 point
  13. Or wearing headphones whilst driving, I still can’t believe it when I see it!
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  14. people do that even with a petrol car. Of course, it doesn't help that so many of them have earphones in these days ...
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  15. In the manual for mine:
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  16. Hi I think you have surpassed yourself. Carry on with your present, past and future. Regards, O
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  17. Yes, any Type 1 to Type 2 cable like the above should work. Don't bother with main dealers, there are plenty available online.
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  18. If you want to save money, just keep the Auris. With such low mileages, I can't see how it could ever make financial sense to change the car.
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  19. Wow. It must have been cheap then; if not you'd certainly remember :D
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