No, window switchgear doesn't illuminate. In the dark I still frequently lower the rear window by mistake. My 1998 Jeep Cherokee had considerably better quality (and illuminated) window switches than the PHEV. Had the dubious pleasure of driving a Mitsubishi Mirage a couple of weeks ago (Mitsubishi ...

Oh, that's a bit dissapointing then. I haven't got a dog. The search continues...

I'd try putting a new battery in the fob first (CR2032 Halfords) - might not be the problem but could be...

Hmm, interesting - tell me about your childhood... Or maybe you're right - found this on Nissan Leaf forum "If you turn your Leaf off and during short period of time push & hold wiper stalk upwards wipers will raise in "change wiper position". So maybe there's a secret, hidden 'change wiper positon'...

I've just tried to discover what this phenomenon could be - but without success. The wipers do work in the 'orange light' power button auxillary position, but don't work at all in any of the wiper switch option positions, if the power button is in the totally 'off' position. So I don't know how this...

The OEM alloy rims for my 2014 GX4h are made by Enkei of Japan, there's an Enkei logo stamped onto the inner rim spoke - have a look at the inner rim on yours to see if it says Enkei anywhere. Doubt if Enkei will supply any cheaper (if at all) than Mitsubishi but maybe worth a try. Same situation he...

I've been using my 3-pin Mitsubishi charge cable on a 5 metre extension lead (proper heavy duty EV job from Tough Leads) and noticed that the 3-pin plug on the end of the Mitsubishi lead - plugged into the extension lead - gets quite hot, but not worryingly so. But the extension lead 3-pin plug into...

Harpo wrote: I have no facility to to plug in car at work only on an evening at home.

I'd try and persuade your place of work to get with the times and install some charge points - they're going to need to sooner or later. There are probably grants available to implement this.

Probably depends on where the new vehicle is destined for - ie. the temperature extremes the oil is likely to encounter. In the UK you'll be lucky to find much below -10oC or much above +35oC. We seem to use 5W30 fully synthetic oil. Not the case in other parts of the world. I've seen 0W20 quoted fo...

I imagined that if you were in the fortunate postion to afford a Tesla (probably on some sort of lease agreement) that you would be able to charge it - no questions asked - at any Tesla chargepoint whenever you felt the need. Interesting to hear that there are Tesla points in existence where other E...