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Do you have a suggested independent shop for servicing the automatic transmission of a BMW? They may possess the solution to your dilemma. Additionally, verify if your vehicle has any unresolved recalls.

As already said. Nonetheless, I would verify that the vehicle is accurately represented as claimed - specifically, the 'Premium Plus package Night Edition' - since dealers have been known to err in their descriptions of automobiles in advertisements.

That appears to be standard; they possess a configured thermostat and water pump. Temperature decreases following prolonged runs or during rapid acceleration for efficiency purposes. Both of my mercenaries exhibit this behaviour. The previous one had functioned without issues for six years.

Shortly after acquiring my Magna, the digital clock on the centre console ceased functioning. Approximately six months later, I engaged in a heated dispute with a family member and, in a fit of anger, forcefully slammed the driver's door. That occurred around nine years ago. Both the clock and the family member remain operational. It was gratifying to reclaim my position with a piece of digital technology, rather than the typical outcome.

Have you maybe previously given the fascia panel a gentle "tap"? Occasionally, this may liberate a jammed gauge.

Based on the appearance of the picture shown here: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/186767880331?_skw=mitsubishi+magna+fuel+sender&itmmeta=01JHNDGVDRVVT2YJPX8DN9GVMA&hash=item2b7c3bb08b:g:~BQAAOSwmD5nLIvt&itmprp=enc:AQAJAAABAHoV3kP08IDx+KZ9MfhVJKlqcvKIs0FJmUSZgsVPc3phTa1qzEiv27nxDjMZ+oH+z7ByBa69OyssIeV/huyoUe965KmatgbYmQu4bVeOIPm83lk3UCHXuD75h4jpaJAEWdZBHo3i9TRvVbJFIkXEXuCw+LObRcoZUmVT2df9Hz5ypQYChEuYc7mC6tR0LR+w0P46Ul0XtAzlykmAha+9FGJ+h9AP1rA9WJCBYOYIhmUT4nBiGvYndcCOzPxK0wFWfll5nnkdFueAKDqiUzmx4UFtWEeMciP1AjHYrlxaoxI9puVgiFWEopJwns3R9x0Jhd+TRXbpwdkqRRvBalDaFTM=|tkp:Bk9SR463w62NZQ&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=705-53470-19255-0&campid=5338787093&toolid=10001&customid=130832X1605589X3e1b0813cb7351a6f877637e2308bbad

I am unable to discern the identity of each connection from the diagram. You must determine the function of each connection. Sever the sender connection and operate it for many days. Ensure that you possess a enough amount of gasoline remaining. I cannot confirm the presence of a short circuit. You must ascertain that independently.

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I lack a picture of a regular car/TF fuel tank. I own just one for my all-wheel-drive kind. The back seat must be removed. That is simple to do. Two pull tabs are located at the front of the seat cushion. They are perceptible, despite their lack of visibility. The electrical connections for the fuel pump are entirely distinct from those of the gauge sender. EDIT - the tank for FWD/TF integrates the sender and fuel pump, in contrast to the AWD type with which I am acquainted.

Your issue may be attributed to "parasitic draw" or "parasitic power loss". If you want to do your own research: Advance Auto Parts - Undergoing Maintenance The Magna is not often associated with this issue, but I cannot conceive of any alternative. The electrical system of my vehicle is entirely unaltered, intentionally. Do you own any aftermarket stereos, towbars, etc.? They would serve as an excellent first point for investigation.

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will be 3 years old next month. My automobile is often not started for three to four days. No issues.

Simply place a meter across the battery terminals or the jump-start connections when the issue arises. A nonfunctional cell will exhibit a rapid increase in battery voltage when it reactivates.

A defective cell in the battery exhibits those specific symptoms, even if the battery tests as functional.

The hybrid battery is located behind the rear seat, and there is a filter on the side that, if obstructed, may lead to battery overheating and deactivate the EV mode. This issue is noted in the handbook about non-starting EV mode; however, it seems you may have a different problem.