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In the last report, I was happy to keep making marginal gains. Or in other words, to keep sorting out tiny issues in the hope that they would add up to a big improvement. Which, to be fair, they did. I continued in the same vein rather than tackling some of the larger tasks left because, well… it was easier.
The first of these small jobs involved replacing a fuse in the drop-down fuse panel under the dashboard. We removed it almost two years ago, just after the car arrived, because leaving it in place allowed a horrid noisy buzzer to soundwhenever the door was open. Removing it did away with the buzz and deprived us only of minor luxuries like the remote fuel filler release and some interior lighting, so out it stayed. But no longer.