When are you going fully electric?

Kenai said:
I'm sure there's some sort of niche circumstances where you'd want the handbrake on with the car not in park but for 99% of the time in normal usage you may as well forget the handbrake button is even there, you'll not need to touch it routinely




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I downloaded last night and still doesn't make sense.
I'm on the MPG4 forums now and it still isn't making much sense :)
 
Blackjack Davy said:
I know what you mean I still can't find the fog light or reset the bloody trip meter lol
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funnily enough it bit me on the ass as well today. I need to check what the tyre pressure is in my cars display but after 10 mins faffing I gave up. I will have to look it up later. (I know what the pressure should be I am not THAT bad but since getting 4 new shoes on the car the tyre pressure warning never game on despite me checking them today and then all being 32/33psi (,should be 37) and no warning

my wife's car was even worse her front were down to mid 20s and no warning so I think the tyre fitting place may not have configured something properly
 
SexyGreyFox said:
I downloaded last night and still doesn't make sense.
I'm on the MPG4 forums now and it still isn't making much sense :)
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Ignore the handbrake button for normal driving / usage.

If you're stopped for just a few moments, like at the traffic lights, just use the footbrake.

When you stop for a while, wife popping in the shop or whatever, put it in Park and it'll put the handbrake on for you. It'll turn it off for you as you come out of Park.

Don't overthink it.

I don't think I've ever touched the handbrake button in our car with the same sort of setup.
 
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