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    ADmin code

    Thanks ian4x4 - can't hurt to try even if others are septic. :)
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    Extracting useful data from your OBDII port

    I bought a bluetooth ODB adapter. Then i paired this to my tablet. There's a few free ODB apps on GooglePlay, I can't remember off hand which one I picked. Lists all sorts of data you can look at, including real time, you can set up a little "dashboard" of gauges and dials to distract you from...
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    ADmin code

    Yeah, there's where I'm at, or pressing the "telephone" button. See me do it! https://www.dropbox.com/s/88frc4w8og0pwom/2015-09-07%2017.17.55.mp4?dl=0
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    ADmin code

    Nope. I press the "settings" button, pick "telephone", and it prompts me for a four-digit code. If I get it wrong, it dumps me back on the menu. Same if I approach it via the "bluetooth pairing" menu option.
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    ADmin code

    I have a PHEV on hire whilst my own car is having some attention. I went to pair my phone with it - it asks me for a code! This is not the "bluetooth" code to match with the device as part of the pairing process. This is like a login to the screen where you can even start to look at the...
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    Flappy Paddle Cynic

    Well surely Regen brake settings can only *reduce* your MPG if you take your foot off the power too much and "brake" when you meant to "cruise". Then you have to speed up again which uses power. If regen braking and motor power were both 100% efficient, then that would be neutral - any speed...
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    Mitsi website official specs say 40cm. I hope they would know. :) That;s actually MORE than the official spec for the Discovery, though that's to do with the breathers and stuff which are easily raised up.
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    Flappy Paddle Cynic

    Ah but it's nice to be able to "rest" the right foot occasionally ;) Yes, that's what cruise-control is for. But when you're in the middle of a 'situation', you won't be on CC. :)
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    I see that had high level intake too. But I'm not sure I'd want to go wading given the drive battery pack and motors are all down quite low... anyone tried using one as a submarine yet? I know my Disco can go in up to just below the bonnet, due to raised breathers for the gearboxes, even without...
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    Ahhh! Thanks for that. That certainly re-assures me! That's the sort of course I need to be able to get around - albeit I won't be doing it at rally speed any time soon, it'd be embarrassing to have to radio for recovery! :-) It also gives me an idea. I wonder how much it costs to 'wrap' a car...
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    Flappy Paddle Cynic

    Agreed, but if you dont' want the full B5 level of retarding, just don't lift your foot all the way off the pedal! :-)
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    Flappy Paddle Cynic

    Hmm. Might be an idea to make them "soft" and allow drivers to choose what they're configured for. I take your point about speed control in CC. My Astra, the buttons are on the end of the left stalk. Liz's Merc, there's a whole stalk dedicated to CC on the left of the steering column, so a quick...
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    NO doubt. I have, actually, two land rovers. A Defender 90 for serious playing out in the forests and mountains, and a Discovery which is primarily road going. However, the Discovery does some jobs which require some 4wd capability, such as Response work when it's snowy, and also driving round...
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    Flappy Paddle Cynic

    So far I've only had a test drive. But I quickly decided that the sane setting was "B5". I have NO issues with lifting off the power causing retardation. I'm used to a land rover diesel, which at nearly 20:1 compression, slows down markedly if you lift off the power completely. (I note that the...
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    I guess that depends on your view of how 4WD should work. For lots of modern "Softroaders", 2WD is standard and adding power to the back wheels is what happens when things get out of hand. But for some of us, permanent four wheel power is the norm, and it seems entirely reasonable to push the...
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    HTC M7 compatibility

    Well, yes, I have parrots in my last two cars. But my g/f's last too cars have "just worked" and I had assumed the day of the parrot was past! It's such a clunky solution when making the radio work properly in the first place ought to be such a simple option in the current decade. I'm already...
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    what colour did you go for

    It was in the carpark at the business centre just up the road from Richo Stadium where we'd gone to watch Wasps vs Quins, a couple of weeks ago.
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    what colour did you go for

    My first choice was the bronze metallic colour. Then the burgundy red. Failing that I'll take the midnight blue ones. No. Wait. Mitsubishi have decided these are only available on the diesel Outlander, despite, so far as I can tell, absolutely NO difference in the body shell, the PHEV is...
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    HTC M7 compatibility

    Do I deduce from this thread that there are phone compatibility issues with some phones? I don't want to have to buy a new phone coz the car won't talk to it. Just spent £40k on a Mercedes for her indoors and both our phones connect no problem at all. My phone's an HTC One X. Yes, untrendy...
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    If you haven't - Look Under the Bonnet

    My current car is a Discovery TD5 - I'm on stranger to the wild world of "under the bonnet". So.... best I can work out from that photo is, the front wheels are driven *either* by the motor OR by the engine but never both at once? But if the front motor is not driving, there's more power...
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