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Hi, i'm clueless about hair products and what not and usually just buy random shampoo and conditioners from shops without even reading them lmao.

My hair is super dry the day I wash it then it gets pretty oily by next day. Also super frizzy unless I use some sort of product.

Can someone recommend me the best shampoo brands and conditioner for my hair type? Any other products you recommend?

This is a variation of tantanmen ramen

I added some nori this time because I thought it will take my presentation to another level and you know what? i really liked the combination and taste of it too! One bowl is for me and the other for my sister. It's her first ramen ever. I made the tare out of kikkoman shoyu ramen soup base, tahini, umami paste, crunchy chilli oil, shaoxing rice wine, and a bit of sugar

The borth was simple and I made it out of just chicken stock and unsweetened soya milk.

There is beef in there which I cooked with crunchy chilli oil, ginger, garlic, chilli bean paste, oyster sauce and obviously the mince beef.

I used itsu ramen noodles for this one. If anyone has any better recommendations, do tell me:)

The toppings are soft boiled eggs, spicy kimchee, wakame seaweed, spring onions and nori! I forgot to add the sesame seeds since I was in a rush damn.

I wanted to add braised pork belly to it too but I forgot I ran out of it 😭

Let me know if you guys know how I could improve it:) I have an Asian supermarket not far from me and love going there.

Hi everyone,

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction because this one has me completely stumped. (I have very little knowledge of cars)

I have a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop 1.2 petrol (manual).

The main issue is that the car occasionally cuts out when I'm slowing down or downshifting, usually around 10–15 mph or when coming to a stop. It has never stalled while cruising or at motorway speeds. I've driven for hours at 70 mph with absolutely no issues.

The strange thing is:

It starts first time every time, even immediately after stalling.

Sometimes the check engine light comes on, but after restarting the car it can disappear like nothing ever happened.

The only OBD-II code I ever get is P0641 - Sensor Reference Voltage A Circuit / Open.

When I unplugged the MAP sensor, I got the expected P0105/P0110 codes, but after plugging it back in and clearing everything, they disappeared. P0641 is the only code that keeps coming back.

Sometimes after the engine stalls I get "Start/Stop unavailable" on the dash.

Other symptoms I've noticed:

The idle isn't always consistent. Sometimes it sits just under 1,000 RPM, sometimes just over.

Occasionally the accelerator isn't very responsive. I'll press the pedal and nothing happens for about a second, then suddenly the revs rise and the car surges forward. Most of the time the throttle feels completely normal, but every now and then it hesitates.

The engine itself sounds healthy. No knocking, rattling or unusual noises.

Oil level is correct.

Coolant level is correct.

A trusted mechanic looked over the car, cleaned the air filter, topped up the oil slightly and said it probably just needed a service, but the problem has continued.

My questions are:

What exactly does P0641 usually mean on a Fiat 500?

Could this realistically be just a faulty MAP sensor, or is it more likely to be wiring or another sensor on the 5V reference circuit?

Has anyone experienced these exact symptoms?

Is this something a beginner can diagnose and repair at home, or am I at the point where I need an auto electrician?

Are there any common Fiat 500 faults that could cause intermittent stalling, throttle hesitation and P0641 together?

I'm trying to avoid replacing parts at random, so I'd rather diagnose it properly before spending money.

Any advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I have a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop and I'm trying to figure out exactly what this front bumper trim is called.

The long black strip underneath the Fiat badge has started coming loose, and when it came away it pulled some paint off with it (see photos).

From what I can tell, it almost looks like it's just a plastic trim that's been glued onto the bumper, but I'm confused because I thought there was supposed to be a chrome moulding there. I'm wondering if a previous owner has fitted an aftermarket black trim or if something is missing.

I'm trying to find out:

What is the correct name of this part?

Is there supposed to be a chrome moulding underneath?

Do I need to replace the whole trim or just the black piece?

Does the front bumper need to come off to install it properly?

Does anyone know the correct OEM part number for a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I have a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop and I'm trying to figure out exactly what this front bumper trim is called.

The long black strip underneath the Fiat badge has started coming loose, and when it came away it pulled some paint off with it (see photos).

From what I can tell, it almost looks like it's just a plastic trim that's been glued onto the bumper, but I'm confused because I thought there was supposed to be a chrome moulding there. I'm wondering if a previous owner has fitted an aftermarket black trim or if something is missing.

I'm trying to find out:

What is the correct name of this part?

Is there supposed to be a chrome moulding underneath?

Do I need to replace the whole trim or just the black piece?

Does the front bumper need to come off to install it properly?

Does anyone know the correct OEM part number for a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I have a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop and I'm trying to figure out exactly what this front bumper trim is called.

The long black strip underneath the Fiat badge has started coming loose, and when it came away it pulled some paint off with it (see photos).

From what I can tell, it almost looks like it's just a plastic trim that's been glued onto the bumper, but I'm confused because I thought there was supposed to be a chrome moulding there. I'm wondering if a previous owner has fitted an aftermarket black trim or if something is missing.

I'm trying to find out:

What is the correct name of this part?

Is there supposed to be a chrome moulding underneath?

Do I need to replace the whole trim or just the black piece?

Does the front bumper need to come off to install it properly?

Does anyone know the correct OEM part number for a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I have a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop and I'm trying to figure out exactly what this front bumper trim is called.

The long black strip underneath the Fiat badge has started coming loose, and when it came away it pulled some paint off with it (see photos).

From what I can tell, it almost looks like it's just a plastic trim that's been glued onto the bumper, but I'm confused because I thought there was supposed to be a chrome moulding there. I'm wondering if a previous owner has fitted an aftermarket black trim or if something is missing.

I'm trying to find out:

What is the correct name of this part?

Is there supposed to be a chrome moulding underneath?

Do I need to replace the whole trim or just the black piece?

Does the front bumper need to come off to install it properly?

Does anyone know the correct OEM part number for a 2016 Fiat 500 Pop?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!