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Old thread resurrection... Was balance shaft cassette added to the 2.0L after '16 model year or has it actually been in there from '13+? I always heard some say the 2.0L didn't have balance shafts when that does not appear to be the case. @32:02

@Moonlighter - I can’t speak for automotive Victron products but in solar arena (US Market) the brand now gives me pause from consideration with failures (forums) in recent years… it seems to no longer be a “sure thing” and reliable brand

I installed this one a decade back on my ‘15 https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hitch/CURT/C13315.html

This is common on many vehicles.. my G35x and GX 460 have those in similar area

It can often be done “very carefully” with a heat gun.. look around you will find videos

https://www.mazdausa.com/siteassets/global-resources/vehicle-resources/owner-manuals/2016/cx-5/2016-cx-5-smart-start-guide.pdf

My blue coolant light goes off around 130F (~54°C )

I replace mine annually... living in PNW rain.. then hard winter pass use.. definitely lose effectiveness long before rubber separation. Visibility in adverse weather is up there with proper tires throughout the year for me

+1 on the refills.. I’ve been doing that for as long as I remember

I like the best sure footedness of winter tires and AWD in the snow. I’m in a mountain pass nearly every weekend in the winter.. even with snow tires FWD/2WD is often required to chain up. AWD does not have too even though enforcement for winter traction tires should still be enforced on AWD...

IMO: Overall TCO has been pretty low over my 10 years of ownership. Purchased my ‘15 in summer of 2014.

I’ve used these on my powersports equipment (ATVs/snowmobiles) for 20 years IIRC… some equipment sits outside year round as well. An AGM battery I replaced last year in a ATV was from 2007 https://www.batteryminders.com/1510-12-volt-maintenance-charger-desfulator-with-warranty

Perhaps just the i-Stop models?

My ‘15 2.5L AWD average around 26MPG these days 80% Freeway/ 20% City Only time I am near 20 is when towing a trailer

Minor scratches can often be taken out of plastic with a heat gun. I’ve done it before on other vehicle but you have to be very ..very careful to not make problem worse. Make sure heat gun doesn’t overheat plastic too much to cause further damage. You can find other hits online on the topic..

Look around the ABS sensor bracket grommet. That is where intrusion occurs in TSB for the AWD models