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The wiring was inspected; the sensor was an aftermarket component. The pipe was also replaced, although the engine light indicates a sensor issue for the second time in two months. I believe I will get an OEM sensor

Wiring inspected after the installation of the aftermarket sensor for the Renault full pipe. It is only the senior issue.

Hello, can someone assist with replacing the exhaust pressure sensor and pipe on my 2014 W176 Mercedes? The engine warning light persists, indicating a sensor issue, despite having replaced it twice.

BlueDriver has functioned well for me as a basic OBD2 scanner. I use an Autel Maxisys Ultra for coding and other comprehensive tasks.

WD-40 is inappropriate. It will eliminate any existing grease and also rinse away rapidly. Therefore, the suggestion is to use a spray grease (I employed Lithium grease).

It is undoubtedly located in the engine compartment; I can barely see it, but it is rather difficult to reach. It seems that I must remove the plastic panel next to the wiper. Has anybody replaced the battery on an F40 or is aware of how to reach the positive terminal?

Thank you; I appreciate that. I will attempt to reach the engine compartment, however it is not visible upon opening the hood. that seems I need to elevate the plastic covering near the wipers. Thank you very much

Does anybody know how to reach the battery connections on a BMW F40, 118i M Sport?

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