Discussion
paulathome said:
Stuart,
It would be highly unlikely that you could get the solenoid to work again if it's knackered.
However they are readily available from Maplins Electronics stores and are dirt cheap. I think they are also available from parts suppliers like clever trevor as well.
Cheers
Paul
I'll check it out, cheers It would be highly unlikely that you could get the solenoid to work again if it's knackered.
However they are readily available from Maplins Electronics stores and are dirt cheap. I think they are also available from parts suppliers like clever trevor as well.
Cheers
Paul
spend said:
Follow the wiring back Stu, mine was about 3/4 down the number plate to the connector. Just flip the carpet up where the boot lights are (mmm... early cars :dig::dig
~ pretty sure yours is an early example IIRC.
Dave
Yep it's a '93, I'll have a look - taking the number plate everytime I need petrol is getting a bit tiresome now! cheers Dave. ~ pretty sure yours is an early example IIRC.Dave
My 99 Chim boot Solenoid packed up recently. I couldnt work out how to replace it easily. Took it to Fernhurst TVR - and they fitted a new one for just under 100 notes. The wiring route is a bitch to work with, as tyou have to work blind most of the time. (Money well spent in my opinion)
Mad Mardigan said:
My 99 Chim boot Solenoid packed up recently. I couldnt work out how to replace it easily. Took it to ********* TVR - and they fitted a new one for just under 100 notes. The wiring route is a bitch to work with, as tyou have to work blind most of the time. (Money well spent in my opinion)
me £100 !!!!! Let me know next time you need some work done we can talk about a % off the dealer rate 
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