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Try this first.

What engine and model do you have?

Is it an EFB or AGM battery?

What engine do you have?

It can't re-lock itself. Needs manual downwards pressure to close it, then it will lock. Important not to leave the keys in it.

I did this and it popped. After 10 yrs of ownership I didn't know it did that. Thanks for that.

Any sludge in and around the oil filler cap?

Ok. All this time i've just pressed the button and released it it at once.

Yes. I haven't tried lifting the lid without pressing the button as it just comes to hand naturally to press the button and raise the lid. I will try it and see what happens.

With the car locked the boot switch will unlock the boot only. Take care not to leave the key in the car as the boot will lock as soon as you close it, although I think the delay time can be extended with coding.

On mine it only unlocks the boot, it doesn't "pop", I have to physically open it with the handle.

See the last post in this link

That would make sense as the digital display was working.

On the 1st page of this forum, 4th topic down > owners + workshop manual. On the 1st page there is a link to download the manual. Lane assist starts on page 146.

This from the manual. "The strength of the steering movement can be activated/deactivated in the Infotainment » operating instructions for Infotainment, chapter Setting vehicle systems (CAR button)."

Why does it work with the front jets? Mine doesn't.

Does the digital display work?

Try this first.

Is it smoking during that minute or so?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etnqU0G2huk

Plug and play. It will work as soon as as it's connected.

Coasting means the engine is idling using fuel. With it in gear and going down a hill you're getting the benefits of engine braking and not using any fuel.

There are threads on this subject with no definitive answer. Mine will stay in ECO after a restart, but others will say they have the same problem as you.

Try this first.