Lots of ice cars have a programming option for a battery replacement - I think it resets the cars memory of how much charge/voltage to give etc. as they adapt as the battery ages. My Golf had this, you could also change the battery type LA, AGM, etc.
I only used it until it slows down then release, back up to speed and repeat, if you let it come to halt it will not let you drive again for a few seconds - seems like ages when you are waiting! You don't have to release the accelerator, just release the brake and it starts speeding up again.
It doesn't look very bad, try using the parking brake a few times from a reasonable speed - 80-100 kmh - when no one is behind you obviously! Eventually they will clean up a fair bit.
Trophy passed today, no advisories.
(I asked them to take a good look at the front wishbone bushes too)
I did spend a day hanging on the handbrake to clean up the rear disks as they were pretty rusty. It's not good for your brain though, it's like going on a roller coaster when you are old -...
I wrote whole programs in Fortran on punch cards at uni. The mainframes still used them to boot up when I started work, even though they had a room full of hard drives, each one the size of a large washing machine.
The whole bumper could have been replaced hence no broken clips. Other MG4's in that colour I have seen have not been like that (I was thinking of buying one).
The only time I had it was when I had a heavy object on the back seat. But I just plugged the seat belt in. It lies flat across the seat back, or you can put it around the load to help secure it. Seems a lot simpler?
What is the latest version, my 3.0.4 version (Android) still has the secondary account option.
Edit: Sorry, miss-read siteguru's post as it's not available on his!
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