john999boy

Topic moved and title amended.

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Regarding a warranty with ABT, my Cupra would have had to have been remapped prior to delivery to actually get that. In fact they don’t even do aftermarket maps (for Cupra) due to a big SEAT hand on their shoulders.

The BSR remap is the first one I’ve seen that sends it out with the ‘programming device’ as standard. There haVe been companies in the past which charged extra for this but that may have included additional safety maps too. Quite a good price compared to a ‘normal’ remap.

I appreciate why you've got 2 SIMs but I seem to recall that when I set up a default one, my 2 SIM problem went away. It won't hurt to try will it?

I use the Connect App on my Superb and maybe it's different but I can't recollect having to enter any mileages as it's the car which tells the app the mileage etc when I log in. This may sound like a daft question but presumably you have already set up an account on Connect for the correct car?

Have you set the phone to ask which SIM to use when making a call instead of having one of them as a default?

Any form of selling requires Freedom membership.

Count me out on that challenge but thankfully your camera skills, and hopefully the acquisition of a polarising filter, have improved your photography contributions since then.

Or 'special' rates to support quite a lot of people?

As a suggestion, why not remove it from you phone before reinstalling and seeing if that helps? Or maybe just a reboot of your phone before next trying.

I'm not too sure of that - but I do like it nonetheless!

A bit of an update. The initial setup did require a tech support phone call! The mandatory initial password change required the new password being repeated but the continue button was ghosted after the first attempt. If they'd only put a scroll bar on the digital screen lol. Multi networks were easy enough to set up and a direct log in was needed to turn off config page printing but other than that, it seems to be fine. Re the Brother printers mentioned above. It turns out that my label printer (which I'd forgotten about) was telling me that the cassette was removed when it wasn't. All the recognition pins were working correctly too. Another phone call and the problem was diagnosed as the recent Windows update. A driver removal and reinstall soon sorted that.

If you update your car details then I'll move this to the correct place.

If some sort of private scooter legislation was put in place then I reckon it would be a good idea. Is the rental scheme a bit of a testing bed? Maybe similar to the ‘non herd immunity’ system about to start on 4th July regarding something else? Oops that’s potentially a controversial statement and definitely OT!

Here's one of the first things I've found:-

As PP would be the payer, you wouldn't get anything extra (such as S75) by paying PP with a CC. All AFAIK.

I've seen your other posts and would suggest waiting a while longer. It is only 8 days after all. From experience, things don't always go smoothly and I seem to recollect contacting a Dutch agent who finally resolved my problem.

I realise we're still OT but how long has the 'movement' aspect been part of the criteria of human interaction instead of just 'presence'?

I suppose the big difference is that Tim wasn't driving with the aid of adaptive cruise or lane assist.

Maybe your hands are a bit 'drier' during the summer months causing less steering wheel response?

Reyt then. I just can't get enough of the tahn accent

You probably are unlocking it inadvertently from your fob. Do you keep the keys on your pocket?

USB C may well be the latest incarnation but it does have benefits.

To balance out @beerok's excitement (nice car BTW ) with your pick up observations, maybe he didn't know that you were going to work at the same time as telling people on Briskoda that you had CV19!