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I always tell people that the clutches aren't supposed to be heavy. Let me fit a new one for you and you'll put your foot thru the floor at first press!
You can't on any Retina MBP product. Same is true for the Mac Mini's from 2012 onward as it's all on the logic boards. I still find this possibly the most annoying thing about Apple ownership
It's not quite that simple, you need to configure the Light and Rain sensor options but if you have one and it's plugged in the UCH will see it and turn your Serv light on to warn you of a configuration error
the ADAC is going out so it's 100% nothing to do with the Imob or the key. This needs a proper diagnostic session i'm afraid but you should check all the earths first of all to be sure these aren't poor or broken.
i can't comment on cruise but I suspect it'll be linked to the boot issue. The wiring will be slightly different as the early Ph1-B cars had an actual boot switch where as the Ph2 had it built in to the lock mech.
If there was an issue with the comms the car wouldn't start. As the vehicle is starting the ECU is obviously communicating via CAN so I think the issue is software related with your diag kit.
Take the PCB out of the key and check the buttons are still attached to the PCB first of all. Then try pressing them and if they click the problem is most likely wear to the plastic buttons on the key itself rather than the actual micro-switches
It is only instant if you add it to your networks and then prioritise it. Then your devices will use it over other networks automatically if they are unavailable.
@Ben- Yeah that's how mine is functioning (now) but I thought it would at least pull the contents of my current SMS on the iPhone...