There is also a switch on the clutch pedal as depressing the clutch also shuts off the cruise control. I heard they're only about a tenner for the clutch pedal switch.
Try unplugging the battery for 30mins as it's been known to help clear up a few locking issues before. However the passenger side door lock will probably need replacing/repairing.
86k on a 1999 Toledo 2.3 V5. I got the car with 82500k on the clock last october i think it was. All cars i have owned started with highish mileages. First car in 2005 was a 1994 106 1.1 which had done 73544miles, sold with 89000 miles in 2006, second car was a 1993 306 1.6 bought with 103000 on...
My heater fan motor has packed up, the other night it were making squeaking noises and now doesn't seem to want to come on at all. So now i need to remove it and check out the problem.
Can someone please tell me how to remove it?
Thanks,
Rik.
I used to love raiding the scrapyard for bits with my dad when i was a kid. Seeing all the wrecked cars and classics just sat there slowly rusting away into the ground.
It's a shame they don't let you do that anymore as the scrapyard used to be great for finding those little pieces you need...
I don't think they would use mineral oil in a garage as it's poor stuff to be honest. I would say it's semi synthetic - the minimum reccomended for these engines i believe. It doesn't matter which brand oil you use to be honest but i use Comma or Havoline in some cars (Texaco). I wouldn't really...
No but we do suffer the -20hp compared to the newer v5! :(
Yeah the local store seems good on price for plugs, still not as cheap as my old 106's plugs were though £1.50 each lol
Depends on if it's from the Mk1 Leon, or Mk2 Leon. If it's Mk1 Leon, then it should fit, but just remember to change the gearknob as yours won't be a 6 speed. :)
The wiper motor died on my car and i got a linkage and motor from ebay for about £60. The listing said it were from a 2001 seat Leon, but the parts were covered in Skoda stamps and had a different electrical connector on the motor. I had to cut the outer casing off the connector, and find out...
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