Dash warning lights and electric windows
Dash warning lights and electric windows
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Roy the Boy

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471 posts

250 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Hi

3 weeks of ownership behind me and a small list of things to do (thanks to Ian of Middelwich for that) but there are a couple of other things I'd like to know:-

1 Should all the warning lights come on when you first turn the ignition key as a test (mine don't) and if not how do you know the lights are actually working and not just faulty. The reason being that on the dash, there is a small panel with 3 lights in - the rhs side light comes on every now and again when I apply the handbrake and the side lights indicator lamp comes on only when I tap the dash and I'm worried that the other warning lights might be as intermittent.

2 Can the electric windows be adjusted as to when they come to a stop when fully up. My drivers side window stops leaving a slight gap betwen the sealing rubber.

3 One other thing is that it seems to be eating petrol (12mpg) but I've seen other threads on here regarding consumption issues so I'll have a quick browse first.

I hope I've explained myself clearly enough to prompt suggestions.

Cheers

Roy

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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and a big welcome to the fold.

Window adjuster is a screw, crosshead IIRC it's situated about here



Hope that helps.

mongoose

4,360 posts

284 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Big Al. said:
and a big welcome to the fold.

Window adjuster is a screw, crosshead IIRC it's situated about here



Hope that helps.
crosshead,slotted or allen screw,you could find either!Thats a good pic Al.

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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mongoose said:
Thats a good pic Al.


Thanks but not mine, IIRC it was supplied by .Mark

.Mark

11,104 posts

305 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Big Al. said:

Thanks but not mine, IIRC it was supplied by .Mark


I thank you!

TVRtoe

71 posts

256 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Re item 3. A mate with a Griff recently had the same problem. Changing the air flow meter solved it for him. Also I've read that a faulty temperature sensor has similar affects, though in my mates case there was a strong smell of fuel and rough running at tickover, but ok at speed (other than fuel consumption).

Roy the Boy

Original Poster:

471 posts

250 months

Sunday 18th December 2005
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Thanks for the info Big Al & TVRToe, I'm off work from this Wednesday for 2 weeks so will be doing some work on the beast. First on the cards will be removing the radiator for the repair of a small leak methinks.

Cheers

Roy