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Purchased this vehicle from Cinch a few months prior. I have experienced persistent issues with the Auto High Beam function since that time. Adhering meticulously to the user handbook, I engage the AHB button, and under low-light conditions, the headlamps instantly switch to High Beam; subsequently, they do not automatically revert to Low Beam when encountering oncoming traffic or illuminated urban areas. The dealership is presently perplexed. The forward-facing camera has been altered, however to no effect. Has anyone else encountered this issue? If so, how was it resolved? The expiration date for the Cinch warranty period is imminent, and I urgently desire a resolution to this issue!

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-1AD8BC96-CFD8-43B3-AF5F-9755BAAC8F3A.html

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-52FD0453-C200-4757-AC74-8D9BC4F00937.html

I reviewed these areas of the owner's manual, and it appears there should be an option to approximate your desired outcome. Consider engaging the truck's off-road mode when navigating the ranch, rather than merely elevating the suspension. Consider disabling "Auto Lower". When activated, it indicates, "The suspension automatically returns to your preferred ride height upon resuming driving." Adjust "Controls > Dynamics > Preferred Ride Height" to High.

I was on a rural road, far from civilisation, on Sunday afternoon. The RAC provided an estimated time of arrival of 5 hours. I have been a member for years without utilising the service. I ultimately compensated a local recovery agency to transport me home. I value that individuals possess analogous narratives regarding alternative rehabilitation services. However, I did not renew my RAC membership.

I encountered a comparable experience. I have been a long-term RAC member; however, I did not renew my membership after the complimentary first year of KIA/RAC assistance concluded last year.

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Thank you for the information; I will investigate further.

Greetings to everyone, Seeking guidance. 2001 Mini One R50 model. The LCD section of the speedometer and tachometer is not displaying, as depicted in the images. Having no prior experience with this model, I have worked on several R56 Ones and Coopers. Is there a footwell module or another typical issue associated with this, similar to the R56s? The tachometer and speedometer are operational; I have attempted to disconnect and reconnect the tachometer. Any guidance on potential sources would be valued. Thank you

Greetings everyone, I utilise a Motorola MA1 dongle to obtain wireless Android Auto. In my RAV4, the MA1 functioned flawlessly; I would keep it plugged in, and each time I entered the vehicle, my phone would connect automatically. In the NX450h+, the connection is not seamless; each time I enter the vehicle, I must access Bluetooth settings, choose my phone, choose an additional option, and then my phone will connect. Are any of the alternative adapters seamless? I seek a permanently plug-in adaptor that enables my phone to connect to the car instantly upon entry, similar to the functionality of my MA1 in the RAV4. Do you have any suitable recommendations?

"Key not detected" while operating the vehicle? There are two keys inside the vehicle: mine and my wife's.

I assume it is acceptable for the car to halt on an incline with 9 clicks? Perhaps I can further modify my position to avoid reaching the top limit.

I secured the star adjuster until the rotor was immobilised and then loosened it slightly. Attach the wheel and engage the handbrake to the fourth click, then manually rotate the wheel. I modified it till the fourth click secured the wheel, rendering it immovable by hand. This caused the brake shoes to excessively contact the rotors, inhibiting rotation by more than 25% of a full turn. It felt inappropriate, so I adjusted it more. The wheel operates more efficiently with a degree of resistance. However, the brake will not secure the wheel until the seventh click.

Indeed, it was modified.