When the thermostat is completely closed, a small amount of water can still flow through the engine through the hole that the rod seals. With the opening of the thermostat, the pin seals it.

Because some of the heated water will return to the water pump inlet instead of the radiator, leaving it ...

Something I discovered in my vehicle is that the pin that seals the hole in the thermostat was snipped off at some point in the past. Just so you know, this is the original thermostat. The thermostat may have become stuck because of it, or it may have been believed that keeping this bypass open ...

Maybe the thermostat is stuck. The typical temperature range for it to begin opening is 82–86 C, and it should reach full openness at 100 C.

In my vehicle, the needle will rise to about 90 degrees (halfway between 80 and 100) before dipping to slightly more than 80.

Will your auxiliary cooling fan ...

The fact that it's an ENET cable and a USB-C to Ethernet adaptor is really irrelevant to me.

At last, I was able to establish a connection between my laptop and my car.

switch to Edibas and remote in the ini file. Connected via an Ethernet cable and a USB port.

After making the changes, I rebooted my laptop, and it is now operational.

After seven months of work and approximately £3.5k in ...

the software says "install app" every time I attempt to download, and there's a 50 GB limit.

yeah, but the main folder is really big, thus downloading it is a real pain.

Hey everyone, I recently fixed my F20 and I'm excited to start coding and such.
I've got bimmerrcode and bimmerlink, but I'm hoping to find anything more comprehensive. I've already bought a vehicle cable, but now I'm asking if anyone knows where I can get a copy of Instagram or any other tools that ...

Navigate to Tesla under your phone's Settings -> Apps.

Verify that you have granted permission to the Nearby devices.

Turn on Allow background usage under App battery usage.

Verify that Phone Key Status is enabled under Notifications.

No, I don't think so. Not likely to endure 20 years, but then again, neither do the OEs.