bl52krz
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Thank you for your valued response. The BMW service centre examined the fault codes and confirmed that there are no issues. They also inspected the brake pads. However, I am unable to predict when the problem will occur or when it will be resolved. I am unable to replicate the issue for them, and they continue to assert that there are no problems. Additionally, since the car is still under warranty, I am unable to seek assistance elsewhere. Nevertheless, this is a critical safety concern.
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Dear recipients, I require your advice regarding my 2023 G30 520i "without MKIT". I have observed that the brake pedal occasionally feels less firm, particularly when it is not initially responsive. Sometimes, the brake pedal is sufficiently high, sharp, and sensitive to my leg pressure. However, there are other instances where it suddenly becomes slightly soft, potentially within a few seconds. During these moments, I notice that the brake pedal loses the first 10-20% of its initial travel distance. I visited the store, where they conducted tests and examined the faults, but unfortunately, they were unable to find any issues. They also said that they compared it to another G30 vehicle and found no differences. Additionally, they provided an email confirming that the brake is operating properly. The issue occurs sporadically. Once, while transitioning the car from standby mode to drive mode by pressing the brake and start button, I heard a loud noise and the brake pedal descended to the floor. However, the noise ceased when I released the brake pedal, and it returned to its normal position. I am unsure how to replicate or trigger this issue, and I have no expectations or knowledge of its cause. If you have any insights or suggestions to assist me, I would greatly appreciate it. Expressing gratitude.
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The maps in the new automobile are significantly outdated.
bl52krz replied to pharmoun's topic in General Car Chat
However, there are several subtle distinctions: https://mazda.update-mapnavi.com/overview.html?location=eu&lang=en&os=win Previously, Europe maps were updated on a quarterly basis. Furthermore, despite the fact that my automobile is equipped with the most recent maps available as of June 2024, I have noticed that the accuracy of the maps, particularly in regards to speed restrictions, is very questionable. -
The maps in the new automobile are significantly outdated.
bl52krz replied to pharmoun's topic in General Car Chat
Due to the MY2024, there is a change in the map provider. -
Recently, I made a purchase for a CX-60 (SkyActiv 2.5-liter in-line 4-cylinder 16-valve DOHC) and it is expected to be delivered in August of this year. Upon further examination of the automobile, it seems that it lacks a favourable reputation. Although Mazda has addressed some issues, the general consensus among most individuals is that the overall situation remains mostly unchanged. Although I am strongly inclined to withdraw, my fondness for the automobile prevents me from doing so. Is there anybody who can provide a recommendation? Do the issues have a significant impact and are they not acceptable?
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Seeking input from current proprietors
bl52krz replied to another_clean_sheet's topic in General Car Chat
No, mine has an Akrapovic exhaust system. -
Looking to buy a thread that is filled with scammers.
bl52krz replied to another_clean_sheet's topic in General Car Chat
I just replaced my head unit with the Alpine brand. I acquired a brand new Bovee device in October of the previous year, which is now no longer needed. Please inform me if you still need one. -
An automated strategy to deactivate lane assist
bl52krz replied to bl52krz's topic in General Car Chat
That exceeds the desired number of clicks by 4. -
The lane assist and other "safety" capabilities are not possible to be permanently removed; they immediately activate with every restart. If the devices can be manipulated over the CAN bus, it should be quite simple to create the appropriate CAN messages using a compact microcontroller such as the Teensy 4.1 and an interface chip like the MCP2515. Once I get the opportunity, I plan to scan the canbus to observe the messages created when each feature is activated or deactivated. By doing so, I will be able to connect to the can bus and send a message after every vehicle restart to disable the functions that are bothersome to me. I intended to include DIP switches to enable the selection of desired features or deactivate them. A compact dongle box that is powered by the diagnostic connector would be appropriate. Although it may be deemed unattainable, I am determined to attempt it.
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Anomalous vibration occurs at around 5000 revolutions per minute.
bl52krz replied to DMGRS's topic in General Car Chat
Auto tune is a tool designed to assist you in reaching the correct range, but it is still necessary to accurately configure the map. Adjustments in each section of the graph need a considerable amount of time, making it mostly suitable for cruising and locations where the throttle is used lightly. You must use extrapolation techniques to the higher numbers more extensively, relying on logarithmic analysis and rigorous testing. Since there is just one cell, I would simply manually adjust the value to make it smoother and complete the task. The cells located to the left and above are likewise incorrect, since they seem to be affluent. Upon assessment, a significant portion of your table seems to be somewhat coarse and need further effort and refinement. The pressure of 90 kilopascals at 2600 revolutions per minute, for instance, is much more than the pressure in the next cells. The air-fuel mixture at 160 kPa and 4900 RPM is very lean. You want a well-crafted and uniformly seamless VE table. By reducing the air-fuel mixture at lower revolutions per minute (rpm) below 100 kilopascals (kPa), you may optimise the fuel efficiency of your vehicle when cruising. As an illustration, I will provide my own example. Do not replicate it. Our final drives and gearing will vary, which will affect your cruising range. Our use case and configurations are also different, and the ECUs we use have distinct fuelling algorithms. However, this example provides an understanding of the level of smoothness you should strive for. -
Supercharger kit for the Mercedes-Benz C63 W204 model.
bl52krz replied to neilrr010's topic in General Car Chat
Yes, I do. I own a comprehensive collection of Weistec products, including all one could want. Please send me a message The email address is [email protected]. -
Supercharger kit for the Mercedes-Benz C63 W204 model.
bl52krz replied to neilrr010's topic in General Car Chat
Verification is required to transition from Stage 1 to Stage 2. On Stage 3, I have an additional pulley that exerts more force on the system. Based on my recollection, I believe the issue is only with the snout pulley, and a retune should resolve it. There is no issue or difficulty. -
Supercharger kit for the Mercedes-Benz C63 W204 model.
bl52krz replied to neilrr010's topic in General Car Chat
If the inquiry about the pulley was intended at me, the modified pulley I am referring to is designed to increase the amount of boost delivered by the charger. This item has never been used or installed. For the supercharger belt, just use a C32 AMG belt. The item fits well and is available in the UK. I believe it is a solitary belt designed for the C32/SLK32 with the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part number "112 997 00 92". -
Supercharger kit for the Mercedes-Benz C63 W204 model.
bl52krz replied to neilrr010's topic in General Car Chat
If you have a genuine interest, I own a Weistec Stage 3 supercharger that has only been used for 500 miles. It includes an updated intercooler, a custom-made ICE tank, and several other components. In addition, I own a Stage 2 supercharger package. Includes all components and an enhanced pulley for future engine upgrades. -
I just had the identical problem with a 2017 C43 AMG. Have you discovered the root cause and identified a solution to this problem? The Mercedes-Benz dealer in my area has indicated that the problem might perhaps be related to software, but they are unsure. They are requesting that I schedule a diagnostic check, which will cost £165 plus VAT. The vehicle comes with an authorised used warranty, but I am usually suspicious about whether electronic defects will be included in the coverage. Thank you
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BOSE premium sound system The Mazda CX-60 has a distinctive 12-speaker Bose sound system that stands out for its exceptional appearance and outstanding performance. The Bose BassMatch engineering approach is taken to a higher level, delivering a robust listening experience with profound, low-frequency impact for everyone present. The central component of the system is a Bose digital amplifier with nine channels of customised equalisation and digital signal processing. It is situated beneath the front seat on the right-hand side. The amplifier incorporates advanced technologies such as Bose Centerpoint 2 surround sound, Bose SurroundStage processing, and Bose AudioPilot 2 noise-compensation. The 12 speakers are designed for great performance. The instrument panel is equipped with a single 80 mm Twiddler. Each door mirror patch has a 25 mm neodymium tweeter. The body frame incorporates two 115 mm high-excursion neodymium woofers, each housed in a purpose constructed cowl-side bass enclosure with a volume of four litres. The audio system consists of four 80 mm neodymium mid/high range speakers, with one speaker installed in each door. Additionally, there are two rear 65 mm surround speakers, with one speaker put in each C pillar. The system also includes a 130 mm neodymium woofer, housed in a custom-engineered bass enclosure with a volume of 10 litres, located in the spare wheel housing.
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Indeed, they are woofers. The Bose system consists of a total of three woofers, as opposed to the normal arrangement which only has two. Regrettably, they also cause the floor to vibrate.
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The situation was. I purchased a set and subsequently had both items replaced. Fortunately, the technician only made contact with the plastic link arm on the side of the automobile that had not yet failed, causing it to disintegrate, when the car was being placed on the ramp for the purpose of replacing the arms. High-quality replacement components.
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Brief update The link arm connecting the air suspension lever had cracked, just as advised. The arm linkage has been temporarily fixed, and I have purchased and received improved link arms from eBay that have metal inside. It is expected that they will become more resilient. We really appreciate the feedback and recommendations.
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Exemplary individual, And an excellent video was shared, which suggests that the issue may be related to the arm's downward position causing an upward pressure on the suspension. I am optimistic that this is the only thing it could be. Thank you very much
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Thank you for the responses. I believe I should schedule an appointment to get it elevated into the air. The level sensors seem really credible.
