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That's why I don't use the auto hold function.....I believe that that motor is fitted in for one purpose only....and that is the handbrake. I don't want that motor working everytime I stop at a red light, I'll keep my foot on the pedal, like I am always used to. I have a panoramic roof on my...

Ok.... Just go get a big cardboard box , wrap it with aluminium foil and try driving into that.....if it doesn't brake...be worried....

I had the same thing on my EHS yesterday , but second time in reverse it didn't happen again. So....idk

I don't know why , but my EHS feels the same way.....if its a rainy day I get fogged up instantly , I have to set the blower to the windscreen and use the demist function. Never had that on my other cars.... Pretty weird

I read somewhere that every modification that you do to the car that is not MG approved , voids the warranty. Check your booklet , it says it somewhere. But still....

Hope you get it all dry... Buy allot of dehumidifiers and place them in the car..... Or like someone else said....rent a 220v-380v dehumidifier and place it in the trunk for a couple of days....

It could work like an RFID chip does... The car sends out wireless power via a coil...that gets picked up by a smaller coil inside the fob and then you can power the circuits inside the fob to send a message to the car.... But it doesn't work like that...it's just a battery 😛

Can I just say that it really doesn't matter which cable you use for Android auto connectivity. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the cable can be used for " data transfer" , since there are also "only charging" cables on the market. And don't use cables longer than 2meter. Just my...

Sorry I'm stupid,...... You just described your problem.....sorry Disregard my post.

Is this your problem? : When driving on gps , the screen freezes and can only be unfrozen by unlocking your phone ?

I get it from my local supplier here in Belgium ... Amazon but it's sold out. Or here on the market website: http://www.marly.com/en/store/cockpit-interior-cleaner-detailing-1l Look at the bottom I always buy the 1L. Bottles... I only use wheel cleaner , cockpit spray and insect remover from...

As far as I know , hot air absorbs more moisture than cold air does , so I think just blowing hot air on a misted surface will demist it anyway..... I think that "conditioned" hot air you are talking about is nothing more than just.. hot air. Again I could be wrong.

The normal way of airconditioning is circulating the internal air and cooling it down.(produces condensation) Air cooling is getting fresh air into a car and before it enters the car it gets cooled down ....(don't know if it produces condensation) I think no car on the market is dooing...

Thats what I mean.....the heat exchanger.... I'm Dutch , I try to use my best English I can , but I don't try to use as much as technical terms as possible.... I like to keep it simple....🤭

I don't own the car.....but I would say....if the battery gets hot, and you transfer that warmth via liquid to a radiator and that radiator becomes warmer than the outside temperature it's prone to begin condensing,.....so it could be that the condensation is coming from the radiator that cools...

Every air conditioning dries out air. It's just how they work. (Industrial plumber talking here)

That one didn't quite reach 88mph

The last part....yes indeed....and on , let's say a dashboard or doorpanels it's hard to get off if U don't like it.... It could be used for plastic bumpers on the outside. But still....there are better products out there to get black bumpers....

Don't forget a good cleaner for after u use the WD40! And Don't spray directly on the dashboard!!!! Spray on a microfibre towel outside of the car!!! Don't spray WD40 on windows!!

Is it still sticky,...like glue ? If so. You could try WD 40. WD40 is a silicone spray and removes all kinds of adhesive backings. But first make sure you have a degreaser at hand that's suitable for car dashboards because WD 40 will leave a shiny greasy residue. (Before testing out on the real...