My SE is here !
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fishbert
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Remember to check that the active grill shutters are secured properly. Common issue, it seems.
https://www.insideevsforum.com/comm...mini-se-in-focus-active-grill-shutters.12209/
https://www.insideevsforum.com/comm...mini-se-in-focus-active-grill-shutters.12209/
Lainey
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MrSnrub
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MA mentioned that and the pedestrian speaker might have an issue
fishbert
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Wow! Most folks say they had to look for it, and their MA said they never heard of the grill shutter issue before. Your MA sounds on top of things.
MrSnrub
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I was checking the shutter myself and he commented on it
GvilleGuy
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I, too, approve.
That must have been a scary ride, keeping your eyes wide open, looking for gravel trucks on your route!
MrSnrub
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My wife was driving I was following behind in our F55 Cooper S so both of us were stressing
Ms.Frizzle
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Did your Mini come with Active Cruise control as seen by these two extra button on the steering wheel? Or did the dealer credit you for missing equipment?
MrSnrub
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She’s home now. Took a rolling shot of my wife driving it back from the detailer. Looks great in front of our Terraced Home
I don’t think that was an option on my package. I’ll check the build sheet. I know there was a sheet with delivered with all equipment from Mini and said delivery as ordered. We got a credit on the No prep
SameGuy
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I should’ve taken advantage of the no prep. They did as good (or as bad) of a job as I had expected: DISO — Dealer-Installed Swirl Option. It would’ve taken me a couple of hours to do a better job than them, and maybe an extra few hours to perfect the already-wonderfully-finished factory paint (unblemished by the make-work project car wash bozos at the dealership), and then I would’ve coated it myself as I had already planned to do. Now I’ve got way more work correcting the paint before jeweling and coating it.
MrSnrub
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Precisely why I had it done elsewhere from the start. My guy is in Pierrefonds near Gouin/Chateau Pierrefonds. Now I can properly maintain the finish myself.
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MrSnrub
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I’m prob going to install that flooring in my garage. In spring. I sorted started building my garage. Painted and installed lights. Got lazy with the rest I mean my wife said cool it garage is not mission critical
SameGuy
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I started my garage renovation eight years ago and I’m still not halfway finished lol. Got a new workbench and shelving units installed a few weeks ago, an overhead storage rack going in next week, and a 60 gallon stationary compressor if it ever gets here from somewhere south of the Mason-Dixon line.
ETA: I likely won’t be installing flooring until I replace the cracked, spalled, buckling slab. Effing pyrite.
ETA: I likely won’t be installing flooring until I replace the cracked, spalled, buckling slab. Effing pyrite.
SameGuy
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Lol you got me researching self-levelling concrete repairs for the last couple hours.