They look to be wired as a voltage divider, wrong values will divide by the wrong ratio (or not at all). Damage is certainly possible if it ends up forcing too high of a voltage into to the receiving circuit. I would hope that BMW would protect against damaging voltages coming in on any...
I’m an EE, so let me know if you have any questions or want/need any help with a respin. I see some big differences between his PCB and yours, but as long as yours fits it shouldn’t really matter.
What a weird selection…
I think you should narrow down what you’re looking for. Canada and you need it year-round? Then I’d be looking for something AWD with some cargo space and fun to drive, like a WRX or GR Corolla. Half the cars on your list would be a nightmare for the application you...
This is also my first 2-foot 2-seater, and it’s my daily. It’s very comfortable, I don’t have any issues with it. I do have a WRX hatch for winter and for picking up larger items though. Since your wife has an SUV the larger item issue shouldn’t be a worry, but depending on where you live the...
I was able to adjust the front while still installed on the car, but I had to pull the rear out and put it in a vice to adjust it. The rears are super easy to pop in and out though so it wasn’t a big deal.
The “factory” setting on the HKS was very close to what I wanted. I let them settle for...
I had H&Rs then swapped them for HKS because the H&R dropped the front too low for me. It didn’t match the rear, and I was scraping occasionally, so I wanted to raise the front back up a bit. It sounds like the exact thing you want to do. The HKS worked out great, I lifted the front up to...
It can be done without special tools, but it’s much easier and faster with a power bleeder, eg:
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/power-brake-bleeder-motive-mot0100
Just open up the fluid reservoir, suck out as much of the old fluid as you can with a turkey baster, fill it up with new fluid...
I haven't felt anything like that. Dumb question but you don't have anything big or heavy in the seat back pocket do you? Or maybe a small hungry child in the trunk?
I don't see why this wouldn't work. Yes we have a turbo, but reducing inlet temperature and increasing inlet pressure are still good things. Reduced inlet temperature means reduced outlet temperature. Increased inlet pressure means reduced pressure ratio, which means more efficient...