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No, stick your head up under the N/S of the front bumper and you should see them. (There are 2).

 

Cool :thumb right:

 

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Done! :dance:

 

But its NOT going to be easy sliding it back in! :eek:

 

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Bit of rust around sunroof

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Nice debris inside the headliner (someone been in there before?)

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Passenger windscreen trim come off ok :thumb right:

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But driver side i think the windscreen fitter super-glue the trim to it?!!! :shocked!:

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Couldnt get the rear passenger coat hooks off :(

 

Anyone any ideas?

I tried knocking it up with a mallet..

I think the actual brass fittings inside the hook rather than separated from hook (which suppose to just lift hook and slide off???)

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Just get a flat bladed Screwdriver and try to leaver it off Wayne. It'll coff off eventually.

 

Cheers Sean!

 

Being unabled to remove the hooks -

But that bit of the trim was a struggle to slide the headliner out :(

 

Need to remove more side trims -

As i had to warp thd headliner quite a bit to slide it out.

 

So to slide it in PLUS new foam strips will be neigh impossible without breaking / snapping the sponge headliner :eek:

 

 

 

Next job (when C is in garage):

Open up sun roof to fix leaks

Remove rear bumper (?) to check sunroof drain outlets :thumb right:

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Nothing in the car takes a bulb that big? They are similar to the bulbs for the dash lights but it's too big.

 

Thanks :)

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That bulb looks like the one that's behind the centre heater control knob to me.

 

Ok thanks Andy! :thumb right:

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Update D-Day (gone!)

 

Test STALLING: Safe to say fixed for now? :thumb right: :dance:

SPECIAL THANKS to Sanky for the fix! :) :clap:

 

 

D-Day was Sat gone to decide if drive to Bristol over Easter hols.

Safe to say NO :(

With no bolt for door handle dangling like a monkey - I take the Honda (again!)

 

 

 

 

Dont know if its me (or not noticed before),

But car does sound ROUGHER / CRUDER in setting off in 1st / 2nd :( :eek:

Is it a sigh for something dramatic to come? :shocked!:

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Sat outside in rain waiting for son at Air Cadets...

 

Raining cats n dogs,

Parked outside terrace houses,

Car in front,

Thought i test my lights out ...

 

 

 

Dip lights - :thumb right:

Main - :thumb right:

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High beam:

Ok, passenger bulb gone :(

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Ok - can u see the light switch illuminated here?

Nor can i :(

Is it supposed to be illuminated?

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Hazards - :thumb right:

Indicators - :thumb right:

 

Fogs...BEEEEEEEEEEP! :eek:

Fogs? ...BEEEEEEEEEEEP! :shocked!:

Homeowner comes out of terraced house to see who beeped!

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My Front Fog switch is my HORN?!!! :eek::shocked!:

Wtf???

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It only illuminates on sidelights Wayne, perfectly normal. :o

 

Mines NOT illuminated on side NOR main lights! :eek:

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Ok

I can hear rain water dripping inside the sunroof into the drain channels?

 

And this is WITH electrical tape on the outside of the sunroof seals (only the back though) :eek:

 

I can see (now headliner removed),

The whole sunroof seal is SOAKED :shocked!:

 

 

So its true

The sunroof seal does NOT prevent water getting in :eek:

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The sunroof is designed to let water through and drain through the drain holes on 4 corners of the sunroof cassette.

 

The fog /horn thing made me lol. Not sure what's happening there!! :lol:

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The sunroof is designed to let water through and drain through the drain holes on 4 corners of the sunroof cassette.

 

The fog /horn thing made me lol. Not sure what's happening there!! :lol:

 

Cheers Chris :D

U know after what we been thru on Sun 15th - we can only laugh :lol:

 

 

Yeah

Seem to have problems each time :(

Its true again - if not broke DO NOT fix or change!

As more problems may arisen like mine! :eek:

 

 

Horn did work before.

As i always test the horn - AND front/rear fogs worked too when i first tested them!

 

 

I not going to cry - been there or here now many many times before :bonk::bonk::bonk:

I can ONLY laugh :lol: :lol: :lol:

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The plugs for the horn and fog lights in the loom are exactly the same. I'd hazard a guess that when the front of the car came off for a new radiator, these plugs were cross connected, easily done as they are in a similar area.

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The plugs for the horn and fog lights in the loom are exactly the same. I'd hazard a guess that when the front of the car came off for a new radiator, these plugs were cross connected, easily done as they are in a similar area.

 

Something I can fix myself?

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Even you can fix this! You know where the horn is from a post a few pages back, look for the plugs on it and see what plugs in the area look the same and swap them. They are the only plugs which can be mis-connected on the car which are near each other.

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Even you can fix this! You know where the horn is from a post a few pages back, look for the plugs on it and see what plugs in the area look the same and swap them. They are the only plugs which can be mis-connected on the car which are near each other.

 

Cool! :thumb right:

I tell garage to do it then! :D

As car is back to garage next Wed to secure the lose radiator! ;)

 

 

 

But as the C will be in the garage (whilst I go to Bristol in my Honda),

After my return from Bristol,

I ll stick me head under the now dried C (heavy rain+rain these few days :() and give it a go myself! :)

But not doing that UNDER a scissor jack though! :eek:

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Be coming through the front then. The seals are not meant to keep rain out just the wind i think..... So rain Andrei through a bit into the channels and out through drain holes... Pretty sure that's how it works

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