And on a lighter note...
Nostalgic frosty morning
Bringing back memories
Car engines running
Scraping of windscreen
Hiss of de-icer
Cold car interior
Wishing had EV
Oh! I have :D
My brother's daughter found a banana skin under the driver's seat of her father's car when she was helping him clean it ready for their annual holiday to Brittany.
She then found out the last time her father had eaten a banana in the car was on the previous year's holiday which would explain...
It seems to be a common calibration issue or as in your case the mechanism has "set" with a lack of use and owners are discovering a few different ways of curing the problem.
Let the dealer know how you've fixed it so hopefully they will report back to MG and include the check in the PDI.
And you could do the work yourself with a bit of knowledge, owner's workshop manual and a set of spanners and know if you cocked it up you wouldn't brick the car unless you got the timing belt wrong.
I got the Goodyear cordless tyre inflator as I wanted a brand I recognised and that would hopefully meet the UK regulations for charging safety and not a corner cutting Chinese import.
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The boot lid will only give him a light tap on the head and then stop. Try it out, I have 😁
I unloaded my two greyhounds from the boot and pressed the close button before realising I'd left my walking shoes just inside the boot. I thought I could grab them as the boot was closing...wrong!
That explains it. It's your charger that's compatible with Octopus Intelligent Go because as @LenEV2016 pointed out MG haven't released their API for Octopus to control the car's charging.
I'd let the dealer know that the fix was only temporary but you'll wait for the first service for them to look at it again so it will be on the car's record.
Like @TimothyN I run various appliances to take advantage of the cheap rate and as I don't do a lot of mileage in the car it does mean I save money compare to being on a single rate tariff although I don't go as far as using V2L.
A lot of suppliers are now only doing 5 hours of cheap...
The famous one about workers shirking was in the 1970s at British Leyland where they discovered 14 men asleep in sleeping bags.
A lad I used to know worked permanent night shifts at the carriage and wagon works in Derby so he could machine parts for his and other peoples Harley Davidsons. That...
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