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Subaru DIY Car Tips

How to Locate Subaru Touch-Up Paint Codes

This video will show you where to locate the color code for your Subaru, so getting the right touch-up paint is a breeze. Whether it’s your Forester, Impreza, Legacy—works the same. No more mismatched scratches.

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How To Set The Time and Date Opel Corsa

This video will show you how to change the time on your Opel Corsa and Vauxhall Corsa. The Opel Corsa has GPS adjusted time by default. This procedure also shows you how to change the time format and time zone.

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Subaru DIY Car Tips

How to Reset Service on Subaru Forester

This video will show you how to reset service on 2025 Subaru Forester. This procedure works for all Subaru models with the 11.6” central display from 2020 and up, including Forester, Legacy, Outback, Crosstrek, Ascent, and Impreza.

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Opel Infotainment Reset

Opel Steering Wheel Height Adjustment

How to adjust the steering wheel position on an Opel Corsa. If your steering wheel feels too high, or too low, this procedure will show you how to adjust the steering wheel to the most comfortable position. This procedure will be similar for most Opels with the same design. This adjustment was very helpful, as my view of the digital speedometer was not good till, I adjusted the steering wheel. Best practice is to adjust your Opel steering wheel while you are stationary.

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Renault Car Tips

How To Fix 12 Volt Socket Cigarette Lighter in Renault Megane Arkana

Location of cigarette lighter, 12 volt socket fuse on an Renault Megane Arkana. The area of the fuse box is located in the drivers side footwell behind a panel. This video will show you what fuse I replaced when the cigarette lighter socket stopped working.

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Why Zip-ties Belong On Your Wheels

Lost a hubcap before? In this quick 1-minute guide, I’ll show you a simple trick to secure your hubcap using just a zip tie!
Wrap it around the metal rim, lock it with two zip ties, and you’re good to go. Save money and keep your wheels looking sharp with this DIY fix.

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Renault Car Tips

Renault Arkana/Megane Conquest OBD Port Location

Find your OBD port instantly in the Renault Arkana Conquest! This quick tutorial demonstrates the exact position of the diagnostic connector in this crossover SUV variant, crucial for:
• Fault code scanning
• ECU diagnostics
• Performance monitoring
• Vehicle maintenance

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Renault Car Tips

How to Fix Renault Infotainment: Screen, CarPlay & Backup Camera Issues – Easy Reset Guide

Is your Renault infotainment system acting up? Learn how to quickly reset your Renault’s MMI (Multi-Media Interface) to solve common issues like: • Blank or frozen screens • Apple CarPlay connection problems • Unresponsive touchscreens • Backup camera malfunctions This step-by-step tutorial demonstrates the reset procedure for Renault vehicles, including the Megane model. I’ll show you how I fixed my own backup camera issues using this simple MMI reset. Important tips: 1. Disconnect all devices from the infotainment system before resetting 2. Check your fuses if the system isn’t powering on at all Whether you’re dealing with a glitchy screen, CarPlay connectivity issues, or other infotainment problems in your Renault, this video guide will help you troubleshoot and resolve these common headaches without a costly trip to the dealership. Don’t let tech troubles ruin your drive – watch now and get your Renault’s infotainment system back on track!

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VW Car Repair DIY

Turn Off Lane Assist VW Jetta

How To Turn Off/On Lane Assist VW Jetta

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Opel Infotainment Reset

Reset Service Opel Corsa F (2019-2023)

This video will show you how to reset the service interval on a Vauxhall Corsa from 2019 to 2023. The same procedure applies to Opel Corsa from 2019 to 2023. Service Procedure: 1. Switch the ignition off. 2. Switch the ignition on while holding the button shown in the video. 3. Watch the countdown. 3. When zero is reached, let go of the button and the service indicator will go away after you cycle the ignition.