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1 pointJust noticed your question Chris, and I can't see an answer. I have just unplugged my Parking Aid Module because it shrieks continuously in reverse. My car is an 05 model, and the module is on the left of the spare wheel. The plugs are underneath it. You need to squeeze the little catch on the side of the plug to release it.Cheers David1 point
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1 pointI think it was, Chris. If you had been able to plug in your code reader it would have generated a code saying that you needed to top up the coolant. Peter.1 point
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1 pointDon't forget the one touch electric windows will need resetting too.. I always forget that until I am trying to get into a multistorey car park, driving in and trying to close my window at the same time :-)1 point
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1 pointThe pic of the satnav you have put on are ok I have it in my van. And you can change the colour to match your dash lights, and reverse camera is easy install1 point
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1 pointChris, Definitely Driver's side, assuming a UK spec car <_< Very likely to be a dead pump in my experience. I had one failed when I bought The Princess and the replacement has also failed. Fitted a pattern part now and all seems OK. The high pressure pumps for the headlamp wash are also prone to seize as well.1 point
