Recent content by Kithmo

Me with my 23 reg, 22MY Trophy. 😮

They should code all 8 sensors at the same time or you'l have the same problem when you come to change them over next time.

If it was an ice car where it has to turn a starter motor yes, but not in an EV. It only takes a few amps to flip a relay and engage the HV battery so I can only assume either your 12v was on its last legs or it was low on charge to start with.

I've replaced mine with LEDs and they do turn off after about 30 minutes when the car is turned off. With the factory fit, two 5W filament bulbs in it would take over 50 hours to drain the 12V with the interior lights on.

Have you got two sets of TPMS sensors (two sets of wheels) or did you just change the tyres ?

Some commands come up on the screen if you say something it doesn't know a couple of times.

I usually say, "hey MG" but it recognises certain words without a wake word, like "call" and "AC on"

The ability to refuel at home.

You can lead a horse to water......... :rolleyes: You just carry on blowing hot and cold (pun intended) if it keeps you comfortable. :LOL:

Or you could take the battery connections off your 12v when connecting to the other car, but there may be some things that require re-initialisation when you connect back up, one touch windows for example.

It adjusts the fan, the air intake (recirc) and the AC as required, not just the temperature. AC kicks in and out as well. I didn't say it was able to change based on the requirements of the driver who can't make his mind up, it doesn't read minds. :LOL: As I pointed out, there are easier ways...

I've never used the grannies to charge the cars on this or the ZS I had, I've only plugged them in once to check they're working just in case. I only DC charged the ZS once in three years but used my Type2 cable many times when charging was free at Tescos and in a local council car park. I've...

That's why it's called "Automatic" climate control. There's no need to faff about with different settings. You set the temperature to what you want and select "Auto" don't turn the AC off or touch any of the other buttons and it adjusts itself to cater for humidity etc. If you need to be warmer...

I do the same when charging, set the target SOC in the car then check either my smart meter monitor or my Pod point app to see if it's finished.

The simple solution is to set your heating up (then leave it alone) before you connect to carplay