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Hi RevChris, welcome the forum! I hope it’s only all good satnav feedback 😉🤣🤣

They may have a vehicle, but that’s about it. I actually contacted 2 nearby dealers about it a couple of wks ago, and I was told - “We aren’t getting training or proper info packs until October, hopefully a demo car in November, so really won’t be able to do much other than put your name on a possible interest list to let you know. Deliveries not likely before Jan 2027 being very optimistic.” Still though, it’s a very interesting package.

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Surely there’s a product number on it somewhere like the side windows?

Evening, I presume you trying to figure out the part number of the specific windscreen?

Surely, yeah, but… electrical gremlins are tricksy little bar stewards as well you should know 😂😂

I would test it cold AND hot. Wiring gets warm too and expands, so might only be an issue when the wiring has warmed up too. But more likely if it is the harness, it likely on the circuits controlling the temperature induced egr activation that Pete mentioned a few posts ago.

Can I suggest disconnecting the wiring harness from the EGR to the ECU & anywhere else it goes and doing a continuity check on the harness? If disconnecting the plug is solving it, it may be frayed wires causing a short in the harness causing it to send corrupted signals to the ECU and thus the running issue..

Little Donkey meets the basic criteria, and tbh an EV is what really suits my needs now.

Missus mac is on her second auto Arona. It’s not a bad car for what it is. I just wish manufacturers would get off the “compact SUV” bandwagon. It isn’t really any bigger than a focus, just a bit puffier on the outside.

C4 Cactus /Aircross

I second the Grandland. Drove one once, briefly, awful.

Well don’t leave, we’ll all want to hear about life with the Audi too, And you still be able to help people out around here with your Superb experience

Try unplugging the MAF sensor. If it changes, try plugging it back in and see what happens. The maf may be dying or possibly it was disconnected and not plugged back in fully causing bad sensor info to be sent to the ECU causing the revs the hunt