T5 4.2 Inch Mortar Motor Carriage
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Als Piëch immer weniger zu sagen hatte.
Habe übrigens heute den Motor eines T5 Facelift ausgebaut, 2.0TDI Biturbo Synchro 🥲
been trying to use a LILYGO® T5 4.7 Inch E-paper V2.3 ESP32-S3 to do this no luck sadley
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"Ku" and "Mo" are exactly what you have realised.
"Sa" means intermediate carriage without motor.
"Ha" means standard-class seating while "Ro" means first-class.
Gotta go slow and steady, fully loving every inch you have to offer and get your motor running as it were
แพทช์ใหม่เพิ่งเข้าวันนี้ เริ่มไถยูทูบเจอตั๊มเนลคัตซีน 4.2 ว่าเครียดแล้วนะ เริ่มเจอแฟนอาร์ต 4.2 แล้วคือ พวกพี่ก็ใจเย็นๆ กันหน่อยเถ้อ
