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I store the card, along with credit cards, in a protected wallet. Otherwise, I am unaware; the likelihood of it occurring is so minimal that it is not a concern that would disturb my peace of mind.

To open (or lock) the doors using the card, position it at the centre of the door handle for a few seconds.

I opted to make a speculative purchase and purchased an NFC card key from a Kia retailer in the USA via eBay, since they seem to be unavailable in the UK to my knowledge. It came yesterday, and I tested its compatibility with the EV3 this morning; it works well! It connected without complications, a...

I ultimately resolved the issue; it is evident that three hands are necessary, so I wedged a towel under the handle to secure it while I completed the remaining tasks. The design seems suboptimal, and I aim to avoid frequent engagement with it.

Indeed, it is 24. I located the reset button; it became apparent with closer inspection. Doh! It functioned just as you said; the alarm activated, I quiet it using the remote key that was now operational, ran it in neutral for a short duration, and the battery warning indicator on the app turned to ...

In your post, you state 2014, but I believe you intended to reference 2024, as shown by your signature. In the HEV, the 12V reset button is located next to the Parking Brake switch on the dashboard, to the right of the steering column.

Annually, I adjust the tire pressure as temperatures fall to winter levels and then modify it again when temperatures rise in late spring and early summer.
This includes monthly inspections as part of standard vehicle maintenance.

It is likely that you may substitute with an authentic Bosch sensor, since it is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). I typically do not replace the EGR gasket, as it is metallic and can be reused.

This specific sensor is located underneath the EGR valve atop the engine. There are two sensors, numbered 400 and 420, with sensor 420 often experiencing failure due to the component number superseding.

It is OK for the time being. I own a seat protector to prevent shoe marks; the spills, sand, and dirt from the child are either black or white. We do not provide her with food while driving, except when she puts snacks in her hand and brings them along. I am aware that many may not endure for an ext...