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I originally wondered why a haulage company was suddenly advertising cars. Makes slightly more sense if they're already set up for vehicle transport.

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Afterwards, I will step aside and let you handle it. My best wishes. 😏😏

I recommend using authentic wheel speed sensors if you haven't already. 👍

Locate a BMW expert who is capable of installing the latest factory software update.

Good timing :) I’ve also seen one of their vehicle adverts and have been researching how the process works. I’d be interested in hearing from someone with direct experience, particularly about communication, paperwork & delivery.

The air intake and intercooler pipes should be inspected for any signs of leaks. If the MAF isn't the problem, any pipe following it could be. That will prevent it from regenerating and will be the cause of the buildup. In an ideal world, following the manual clean, you would have diagnostic tools that could reset the soot accumulation.

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My brakes get a good cleaning every so often, and the next service is in July. The dependability of aircraft software has to be improved compared to the KIA stuff!

Yes, it is used on a daily basis. Just to add to the strangeness, a few days ago I observed that the vehicle slowed down more than normal when I removed my foot off the accelerator. I checked the system and saw that ECO had switched to level 2, even though I had it set to level 1. In the past, when this occurred, I just reset and chose to ignore it. Evidently, the program has been experiencing some amusing side effects.

This morning, when I attempted to reverse out of my driveway, a warning message stating "Release the parking brake" appeared. Make sure the boot and doors are shut. After returning to N and failing to engage reverse, I attempted D and succeeded after hearing the brake shoes ping off, moving forward a couple of inches, and finally succeeding. It seems like the "software" was having a mischievous moment with a 2020 E-Niro 4.

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I have not received any letters as yet. I will contact the local dealer.

Thank you for this. The discussion about fatality risk is always welcome. 😁

Inconsistent outcomes for this code. One source indicates a blower regulator. Another state's driver airbag. Has anyone experienced this firsthand?