Recent content by Larkone

I would check the mechanism for debris/blockers/damage first.

Getting mid 30s this time of year on my CLS OM642 (18" wheels) for 40-50 mile runs - down from summer when it is 40.

Could some have been SORN periods because you do not need to MOT a SORN'd car.

.....and what about the electricity substations and transformers that need upgrading to support the increased load as well as the need to increase power generation - don't forget we will be losing gas/oil boilers and installing electric powered ASHPs.

......................and where are the plans that show that is going to happen anytime soon? I see nothing form the government or the electricity infrastructure industry that is addressing that to a necessary volume to support a move to EVs

Not enough words worse day ever

Would it not be worth checking the rear gearbox mount before going down more complicated investigations? Check the engine mounts while your at it.

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Not sure why I would know that as I don't own a 213. What I do know is that it is significantly wider than the E93

Currently run a E93 3.0 MSport (well it is the wife's really). Perfect car for the narrow lanes around N Essex as the CLS is a bit wide and keeps getting pushed into unavoidable potholes by the many white van delivery maniacs that exist in abundance. CLS for those long journeys - one of the...

Just the vehicle to rock up to Halfrauds in and ask for a set of plugs fitted please.

To avoid that you would need to swap just the foam bases which means stripping the seat base apart at which point you might as well replace the worn foam.

I had exactly that issue with my 2008 C219. So had the foam seat base replaced with a new one from MB - used a local car trimming place to do the work and all done for £230. The old one had signs of the foam collapsing so was due for a replacement - 160K miles of bums on the seat takes it toll...

It is not a scam, it is relevant information about a data breach. The sensible thing would be to contact any card issuers you had used with AutoHausAZ and advise them - possibly to cancel the existing card and issue a new card. If it was a scam it would be directing you to somewhere where they...