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Briskdub

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About Briskdub

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  • Location
    Emsworth, Hampshire

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  • Interests
    Dinghy Racing, Cars, Photography, Skiing.

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  • Occupation
    Sailing Coach. Retail - parts for racing dinghies
  1. I did mine last weekend the classic way - taking all the drivers seat out, removing the parcel shelf and all that. OK so I'm laying under the ignition switch for maybe an hour, I've broken two watchmakers 'philips' type screwdrivers and I'm pretty racked off. Final throw of the dice and I use one of the 'normal' watchmakers screwdrivers and it comes undone easily. :D I recon that it's all about the angle of the screw and a 'philips' driver just skids off whereas the 'normal' screwdriver just grips the edge of the cross. Might be worth a try for someone else.
  2. Yes and thanks for that. The original was a 99 but clearly not working.
  3. The relay arrived and I went to replace it to find that I had the same one already there! :scratch: Looked liked I'd wasted my money except .......... the new one works and the old one didn't. So looks like it was worth the buy. :D
  4. Yes just ordered a relay from ebay too. Hasn't arrived yet but will be interesting to see if it works. Is it standard on some cars?
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