I think if I had problems feeling through the soles of thicker shoes then I would have my feet checked.
You may have type 2 diabetes coming on where the feeling in your feet and lower legs can be affected leading to pins and needles then eventually gout or worse (amputation).
When you had the tailgate tightened, was it done via the bump stops ?
The reason I ask is that one owner had a problem with the tailgate not being closed properly (fully) was causing other problems (not going into drive was one IIRC) but no red warning on the dash to say it wasn't shut. I...
I'm not interested in mpg, more so pence per mile.
The Toyota Prius I had averaged out at 14p/mile, my MG4 averages out at 3.7p/mile.
This is almost all short trips og 3 miles each way, charging at home (all 7kW) and including some free electricity from EDF's Sunday saver scheme. I don't know...
I put a Cherry bomb in place of the middle box and a pancake air filter on my Mk2 Cortina sounded great bombing around locally. The first time I went on a longer run to the coast, the booming of the exhaust and the constant choking sound of the filter gave me a headache, needless to say I took...
My last one was the 2020 ZS EV, before that I had Priuses for 10 years and prior to that I had always been mainly a mid sized Ford man, Mondeos and Cortinas.
I don't see the problem. If your car is one year old and lost 10% SOH then it's still within the specifications. The warranty only comes into effect when it's lost 30%.
I assumed I had to stay in Ready mode, as I did when updating the ZS I had before, so I stayed sat in the car for 50 minutes, knowing if I got out of the seat it would drop out of ready mode.
Next time I'l try leaving the car.
Very likely. I get 2mi/kWh (or less because that's the lowest figure it displays) with the heating set at 27°C on my short trips and I suspect I'd get 3-4mi/kWh if I set it at 19°C but with no heat.
Am I remembering correctly, but early on when space saver spare wheels first came out (late 80s, early 90s ?), wasn't it recommended that they were always to be fitted to the rears anyway ?
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