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    Who uses ‘V-Power Diesel’....

    Esso Supreme is (quite a bit) cheaper and closer to where I live than the Shell equivalent, so I do use that every few tanks. Anyone have any experience of using the two brands' premium diesels and care to compare them?
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    Tyre choice

    Haha! I think I might have had cocktail hour a little early...on the continent! Obviously 245 - my bad!
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    Tyre choice

    Would the Goodyear 5s be a good choice for my W212 E220CDI on 145/45/17?
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    Grille change on w212 or s212

    OK. Where do I get one? Is it this...
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    Disable key-initiated tailgate opening?

    I think it'll have something to do with where the car is parked. Mine lives line of sight through the kitchen window. I've certainly unlocked other cars but this is the first I've owned with a fancy electric tailgate.
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    Disable key-initiated tailgate opening?

    And me...and I've only owned the bloomin' thing a fortnight!
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    I'll take that. And I have to say...it's wonderful to drive so I'll forgive anything! ;)
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    Hahaha! I think that's true. There are certainly those for whom thy've never done anything wrong (or compromised to save a $)! Maybe I'll get away with it as it's Xmas!
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    Actually, I have to rescind the above following additional investigation - first dry day since I bought the car (it's lovely and quiet on dry roads!) Whether the seat is at the lowest or highest setting (or any in between) , the result is the same: 1) With the mirror adjusted to see the whole...
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    Disable key-initiated tailgate opening?

    I guarantee the next time it happens it'll be pouring with rain too!
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    Disable key-initiated tailgate opening?

    Hope no-one minds me resurrecting this thread. I've already done this to my (new to me) 2013 E class estate, so it must be quite easy to accidentally do. Has anyone been inside the remote - i.e. is it easy to take apart? We used to put little bits of paper behind similar switches in...
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    That's a really good point and I think I probably fall into this category. I've driven too many vans and people movers I guess. I shall experiment with a lower position.
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    And to you. Take care and may you and yours be safe and well.
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    Deffo. I'm done arguing...just wish I could get my Merc to the continent for a shakedown cruise.
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    Wise words. Apologies to anyone whom I might have upset.
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    Well, I perceive you as aggressive and unnecessarily rude. Perhaps we both need a mirror. I have acknowledged I didn't understand about the (less than ideally positioned for me and some others) display. All other comments relating to my driving style and ability are purely conjectural. Why...
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    I don't think so. Because in response to my question about technology, one of the responses was to learn to drive. I can, and have done safely for a long time. Surely relevant. In what possible sense are responses to a question about technology of this type remotely relevant? And how is...
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    That's right. And I'm really a newbie despite having been mainly lurking for a few years.
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    Reversing sensors...not so useful?

    I did. Mea culpa. And I have learned how the MB system works. Unfortunately I have been patronised and insulted along the way. Oh well. Once again (hopefully for the last time) I have NEVER relied on any such system. It's a useful aid is all. I completely agree and have not said anything...
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