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Right, like I said they tested it under load and it had a grade of 87% which they deemed to be good. I have no idea if the battery is actually original as I've only had the car two years.

As far as I know the 12V battery is original; I took it to a local (non-EV) shop last week and they tested it under load and told me it was 87% good. I can't really see the electrolyte level through the casing.

Thanks kiev. So I flatbed towed my car to the closest US EV certified dealer in Williamsville, NY yesterday and paid yet another diagnostic fee, however this time they couldn't detect any error code!!! Sure enough they plugged it into their L2 EVSE and it started charging @#$%@$ I got enough...

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My 2012 iMiEV's onboard charger has also just recently given up the ghost. Car will only go into 'Ready' mode intermittently. Was quoted almost $5000 Canadian to replace (Part Number is 9481A095 and is listed on a couple sites as being $3100 USD) I'm out of the bumper to bumper warranty but...

Had the rotors, pads and extended studs installed on the front wheels yesterday. No issues with fitment and they only charged me C$150 for the entire job which I consider to be a bargain. They couldn't fit the factory hub caps back on after because the studs are so long! I'm going to leave it...

I think I'm finally going to get my extended studs put on this week, but I'm having a local garage do it. I couldn't get the front brake rotor to budge when I tried a few months ago, figured I was going to destroy it in the process. Plus it is all pitted and rusted and needs to be replaced...

Thanks, ordered! You are a lifesaver!

So I didn't get around to putting on my Mini wheels or extended studs last year, but was thinking about doing it now since I need to work on the front brakes (they seem to be dragging quite bad) so I'm ready to mount the Mini wheels next spring (winter tires will go on in a month or so, and the...

Anyone know if this key / transmitter will work? I assume I will need to get the dealer to program it but its cheaper than $185 as previously posted... http://www.ebay.com/itm/2012-2014-MITSUBISHI-I-MIEV-KEY-BLANK-REMOTE-FOB-TRANSMITTER-OEM-MN141010/301197134978 I only got one key with my car

I found a site that sells Eberspächer units starting at €418 and Webasto units starting at €595 not sure why I'd want to spend more for a Russian built unit? Russia isn't exactly known for its reliable products... I'm still a bit leery of buying the Chinese-made Ali Express units, I think I'd...

Just revisiting this now that I'm in the process of installing Winter tires on my stock rims, thinking about spring already *sigh* Am I reading it correctly that you don't actually need longer studs at on the rear wheels, ie can I use the stock studs with the Mini wheels on the rear and just...

Darn, I guess someone beat me to the fronts already the wrecker only lists the rears. Oh well I might as well get them they aren't that much more than steel wheels and who knows maybe I'll luck out and find a pair of matching fronts.

In regards to rims, are the front and rear alloy rims the same size? I found two alloy rims at a wrecker but it says they are from the rear. I was just reading in another thread that the fronts are the ones that are hard to fit other brands of rims on.

I am also in the Toronto area; I just called Active Green & Ross and they can no longer get the Yokohama IceGaurd IG20 in the rear tire size (175/60R15) - in fact they can't get any winter tire in the stock rear tire size (just all seasons). Front size no problem (I believe it is commonly used...

Considering doing this to my new-to-me 2012 iMiEV before winter, I live just outside Toronto, Ontario. Round trip daily commute is only 40km but I would like to be warm and have flexibility to do more driving if need be. Plus I just like doing cool things like this :) I watched Ben's great...

Anyone know a North American supplier that has something that will work? Preferably in stock. I took my used iMiEV purchase in for a mandatory safety today and found out the motor doesn't work. Shop wanted $180 CDN for the part.

So did you have to cut the studs to that same length for all 4 wheels or just the rears? Just wondering if I could order shorter studs instead of the 50mm ones to avoid having to cut them.

If I remember correctly the lug nuts that are on my car are already open-ended ones. I ordered those ones from Amazon anyway as they were only $10 for a set of 20!

Thanks for the tip. The tire shop told me they don't carry the spacers and studs so I ordered the same ones you did from Amazon, as well as the lug nuts just in case. Looks like about a month wait to get the spacers :/ What (if any) is the consequence of not cutting the studs down, other than...