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That my friends, is a Proton Wira.

Definately worth a try if the TDC sensor doesnt sort it. For me, the temp guage has been working perfectly, giving entirely normal readings

Wish i'd done this for mine tbh. And yeh boyo, buy a new wheel and i'll fit it for you!

YES! pictures at last. We HAVE to have a meet and a chin wag as soon as. I've got a little route i like to take through the hills over past menwith hill. Its about an hours drive. Would be awesome for a run out.

LOL at the doll! Yeh had a glance at those and all looked fine. Even added a new earth wire from the engine to the body but that didnt sort it.

LOL I genuinely feel like im being told off by a teacher. I've now ordered one as a result. Thanks for making me do it. If it sorts it, we can marry, if it doesnt im not doing any of your homework and i'll tell the headteacher you touched me.

Sorry but is this ignition sensor connector not another name for the tdc/crank sensor?

This was EXACTLY what i meant. b****cks.

Very easy compared to some of the stuff we get in at work (Halfrauds) Did a headlight fit on a Ka earlier today. Took chunks of skin off my knuckles.

LOL i know, i know. Theres just something in my gut that says its not the TDC sensor.

I've considered this. Also thought about lambda, but that scares me considering they are £80+

Yeh i'll be there. Even if the car is still poorly.

FUCKIT! Working 9-5

I had a day off - wanted you to come out and play!

This is now happening again. Nowhere near as severe as previously but then i havent given it a hard drive as i was when it first started to do it, so i rarely go to the 3.5k rpm where it occurs. Could this be anything other than the tdc?

i have this exact same problem. Every now and then at around 3.5k rpm it will cut the power and judder, and it will hit the limiter at 5 or 6k rather than the full 7.2 I've only recently changed the plugs so dont think its that. Let me know if you get any progress.

Thanks for the advice guys but i've pussied out and gone for a pair with a new ring on them. £110 delivered. Cheers anyway Tom

Need some new rear discs. Cheapest i can find them with the bearing and ABS ring already on is £110 delivered. They can be had for like £40 with just the bearing in them though (no ABS ring) Considering i would be changing them myself is it a huge hastle to get the old ABS rings off and fit...

Could well be the column surely? They are deisgned to collapse in an impact so that the wheel doesnt end up in your teeth.

Unfortunately your insurance may well go up. In early '07 back in my first year of uni, coming back from the shops, a guy came straight through a give way into the side of me. He thought it was a roundabout and as soon as he realised it wasnt after we both stopped he admitted full...