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On the SE there is one height adjuster each side, you usually need to raise the dipped bean cut off as it's too low. The main beam is just an additional higher light. The lights are ok but not as good as eithe the bi-zenon or LED headlights in my two golfs. For the Trophy I think the lights...

I turned the wheel, though after powering up there were 20 error messages, everything from steering to fatigue detection. I drove it 3 x 10 mins but errors were all still there. In the end I left it powered up on the drive for an hour, AC and radio off, just letting the computers boot up...

A quick unlock / lock with the key will bring it back to life to see how many kilometers we have remaining...

It is now as bad as the other software on the car. I used the app a lot, now I hate it. I cycled through languages but it is stuck on Km. A piece of total crap. It should be renamed to iStupid MG. Now my car's flagging up 20 error messages when i power up, most of the systems like autohold...

yes, sunny day and trip home. Clear windscreen and radar sensor. Let's hope it's not a system failure with weeks to get a part replaced.

I got in the car (SE) to drive home, and I had alerts to do with ACC, forward radar anti collision, etc. The autohold still worked. I pulled over and got out, checked the radar and camera ports were clean, did a lock / off, got back in, but still had warning lights. All systems related to...

You're right, we're not fully metric, nor fully imperial like the US. Luckily we use SI units for engineering. However we do tend to think in miles (and our road signs and speed limits use miles) and MPG for fuel consumption. All the app has to do is bring back the imperial / metric...

I can't see any logic to this - others have the latest iOs version, and the latest iSmart. However some have Kms, some have miles - but all agree that there is no longer an option to select metric / imperial in the app. I wonder if it's an iphone system setting somewhere?

It is really frustrating that an app update removes a key feature (range in miles) and there is nothing you can do about it. Not many people are commenting... Assuming half have apple phones, isn't this affecting virtually everyone now the app has updated?

It’s no longer in settings. Or I wouldn’t have complained.

I know, I use Si units all day. But distances here are in miles and we think in miles. And we’re in the free world where we don’t get told what to use. And MG surely haven’t removed miles - I hope.

Hi, my iSmart App has updated automatically and I’m on Apple iOS. But the car battery range is now in kilometres. Obviously I wanted it in miles. This has happened in the past when the iSmart App is updated, but each time then I have easily found the kilometres versus miles switch to set it to...

I'm surprised you're not getting warnings all the time at 2.3 bar (34.5 psi). Why are they at that pressure? The recommended pressure is 2.6 bar (39 psi) on the door panel and many on here top up to 2.7 bar (40.5 psi) to avoid dropping into the warning zone on a cold morning.

Mine has 215/50/17 continental tyres. What country are you in? I don’t think any in the uk have 16” tyres.

When we had our first car with ACC, I demonstrated it to my wife who was really impressed. Following a car on the motorway, we slowed down when it did, speeded up when it did. She asked how it worked. I explained it was like the tractor beam on Star Trek. Our car attached itself to the car...

what dongle's do people have for use with the software, and how much are they? Thanks

To change a rear cluster bulb is easy but awkward... NB there are reversing lights both sides, so you need two LED bulbs as specified in post 1 above, about £8.50 each plus £3 p+p, they came quickly. You have to remove two oval plastic covers, they come off easily with a small screwdriver...

I fitted one bulb to the right hand side and took this photo at dusk. It’s a lot whiter & brighter. I’ll write more on how to do it tomorrow when on the laptop.

Agreed, I took Bridgestones off my GTi and put Crossclimate on - superb all-round all-year tyres, quiet too.

Or it could be a pagan symbol, very similar. It does come from China where religion is not 'encouraged'.